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Step-by-Step Directions for Creating Passion Projects in Our Classroom

9/5/2013

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Clicking on the links is an important part of understanding our process!


(1) Students create Essential Questions & get them approved by the teacher.

Here is a short clip showing how I work one-on-one with students to approve their Essential Questions.









(2) Submit Essential Questions on our Google Form.  They are now displayed on this Google Spreadsheet.



(3) Fill out K-W-H columns in K-W-H-L-A-Q Chart at right:

Image credit: http://langwitches.org/blog/2011/07/21/upgrade-your-kwl-chart-to-the-21st-century/
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Silvia Tolisano's great explanation of the additional letters in the K-W-H-L-A-Q Chart (Langwitches):











(4) Have students create a "Plan" (on our class Trello page) of the steps they need to complete in order to finish their project successfully. (Fair Use Policy: Students may use their teacher's Trello account, but may not set up their own.)







(5) Start researching, building, creating, etc.

(6) Fill out L-A-Q columns in K-W-H-L-A-Q Chart.

(7) Create a video showing your final product.

(8) Upload video to YouTube.

(9) Create a blog entry on the "Passion Projects" blog page.  Here are the directions for how to do that.

(10) View others' videos and type compliments.

(11) Start new round.
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IDEA (not currently in use): Throughout this whole process, students should make sure to move their name card to the appropriate category on our "Status of the Class" Trello page.
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44 Comments
frances barnes
9/11/2013 03:14:19 am

You have some great ideas for your genius hour. I have just starting with my grade 10 English class and you have provided me with some food for thought. Thank you.

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Paul Solarz
9/11/2013 03:50:46 pm

So glad to hear that it's helpful! Good luck to you and your students!

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Amy Turba
9/20/2013 05:32:37 am

Thank you for the step by step guide! I am trying to start this with my fourth graders and your ideas will be a huge help!

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Paul Solarz link
10/28/2013 01:17:09 pm

So glad I could help!!! :)

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Matt Miller link
10/23/2013 02:12:45 pm

Paul, thanks so much for this. You have given me a ton of ideas for the next time I do Genius Hour / Passion Projects. I especially like the step by step plan that you lay out for them, but I wonder what the students think of all the steps? Is it too much that it takes away from the joy of the self-selected learning? Thanks, again.
@dropstepdunk

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Paul Solarz link
10/28/2013 12:19:23 am

Hi Matt -
Yes. Although no one is complaining, I would imagine they'd prefer to be left alone with their passion. That, to me, is where teachers have to decide what's most important to them. The more rounds we do, the more I realize that some of this structure helps my students spend their time more meaningfully. When I've left them completely alone, they have seemed more lost & have become bored more quickly. But with some of these structures in place, they seem to always be working towards some goal (that is usually hard to attain and takes time). When they are finished, they are so much more satisfied and proud of their work, because it was a true accomplishment. But I'm constantly tweaking this routine, so who knows what the next version will look like!!! Thanks for the question!

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Christine
1/30/2014 09:14:43 pm

Paul,
This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. I love to just jump in, but I have found that when given too much freedom, the students don't even know where to start or how to proceed. I love the structure and guidance you provide and for my first time through, I am going to follow a very similar structure! Thanks a million and I will let you know how it goes.
Christine

Paul Solarz link
1/31/2014 04:54:11 am

Thank you Christine for your comment on my blog! I wish you and your students the best of luck with Passion Time!!! :)

Tim Grivois-Shah link
10/25/2013 02:57:54 pm

Seeing ways for students to use Trello to share and track their work seems to be a great way for your students to hold themselves to high standards of performance.

Do people often ask you how you 'make time' for Passion Projects?

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Paul Solarz link
10/28/2013 12:27:13 am

Hi Tim - Yes! And my answer is probably not the greatest, but I always say that we, as teachers, have to prioritize what's most important. I have made the decision that children in 5th grade do not have to become "content experts," but rather they need to become "expert learners." Therefore, I spend less time focusing on science and social studies facts and details, and spend more time learning with my students holistically about each subject. When I give my students 60-90 minutes per week to learn about something they are passionate about, they are practicing many of the skills we are using in science and social studies! And the energy and excitement that students exude during Passion Time is priceless! Once they know their teacher cares enough to give them time to learn about topics of interest to them, they become much more invested in the rest of the day. Mutual respect!

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Shamaila
2/9/2014 01:00:16 pm

WOW... I've been overwhelmed with the genius hour information that I couldn't figure out where to start. Your step by step directions are amazing. This has given me a lot of ideas. Can you tell me a little more about Trello Page? How do you and your students use this? I teach 7/8th science and would like to start with one of my 7th grade classes. Thanks in advance.

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Paul Solarz link
2/11/2014 10:32:11 am

Thanks Shamaila -

Trello is a wonderful tool that helps my students plan out a course of action for their project, and keep on schedule to finish on time. (More information here: https://trello.com/tour).

We love Trello, but only use the most basic of their features. I highly recommend checking out this colleague of mine's Trello Board: https://trello.com/b/UmHcLNf9/genius-hour-projects - His students are using Trello at a much higher level that we are.

Truly, you can use any tool that you'd like for this, but I like the visual appearance of the Trello Board, and because it's sole purpose for us is planning out our steps, my students remember what to do very easily.

Here is our board: https://trello.com/b/tkBEx78i/passion-time - It might look a little confusing at first, but my 5th graders figured it all out right away! I wish you luck with it! Let me know if you have any other questions!

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Tami Llewellyn @shouldbequilting
2/17/2014 02:17:53 pm

Can you tell how students input the Essential questions and it goes to the spreadsheet.?

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Paul Solarz link
2/17/2014 02:37:25 pm

Hi Tami -

It is a Google Form. Here is the link:
http://psolarz.weebly.com/submit-your-essential-question.html

You might not be able to see it (not sure if I have access limited to my students only). Either way, it's easy to set up and embed in a web page. Let me know if you need any help!

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Kendra
9/6/2014 01:27:23 am

I'm starting Passion Time with my students this year and this will be perfect to make sure I get it started right! So excited. Thanks for the resources! PS. Do you know a Jean Boekenhauer?

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Paul Solarz link
9/6/2014 04:34:55 pm

I'm so glad to hear that this page will be helpful for you!!! :)
That name sounds very familiar - would she be someone I might have known perhaps 12-15 years ago???

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Karen
7/17/2015 01:52:24 am

We will fully embrace Passion Projects this year! Thanks for all the help. You are our Passion Project Guru!

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Paul Solarz link
3/21/2016 08:48:52 pm

Thanks so much Karen! I wish you the best of luck and look forward to hearing how it goes!

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Jess
11/2/2015 02:03:09 pm

Paul-
Did the kids use your Trello account because of their ages? I teach older students and am wondering if it would be more beneficial for them to have their own Trello account - I'll have about 70 kids using it for Genius Hour. I'm new to Trello so I'd appreciate any feedback from you about this.

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Paul Solarz link
3/21/2016 08:51:56 pm

Hi Jess -
The original terms of use policy from Trello required us to use my account, but that has since changed. We still do so, however. Perhaps next year I'll change that! Here's some more info on how we use Trello in Passion Time: http://blog.trello.com/teachers-using-trello-how-to-foster-genius-in-the-classroom/

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Luke
11/23/2015 05:52:33 pm

Paul

how do you give access to your class trello page to your students?
thanks
luke

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Paul Solarz link
3/21/2016 08:52:18 pm

See the comment above Luke - thanks! :)

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Luke
3/22/2016 06:38:40 am

things went very well for us Paul. Can't wait to do it again

Paul Solarz link
3/27/2016 10:35:39 pm

Oh good! Enjoy!!! :)

Tenley
2/27/2016 08:46:18 pm

This is awesome! Thank you for your ideas!!! I look forward to trying this with my fourth graders. Yay!

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Paul Solarz link
3/21/2016 08:53:16 pm

My pleasure Tenley! Thanks for commenting!

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Lexi
4/6/2016 06:17:07 pm

Your website is so helpful! I do this with my class!

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Paul Solarz link
8/3/2016 11:41:29 am

Thanks so much Lexi! :)

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Lisa Chaya link
4/20/2016 01:59:20 pm

Hi Paul,
From one teacher to another---your webpage rocks! Thanks for modeling cutting-edge strategies, but even more than that, thanks for being so generous with your time and talents in showing the rest of us how to implement some of this stuff, too! We are investigating Passion Projects for our district and you are our role model! --Lisa

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Paul Solarz link
8/3/2016 11:42:35 am

Thanks for taking the time to comment Lisa! Sorry for the delay in responding! Hope everything is going well in your district with Passion Projects!!!

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Heather Brown
5/23/2016 01:16:18 am

I hope I can do as great a job as you have Paul. Junior Food Technology in Dunedin New Zealand is going to be more fun and student focused. Thanks so much for sharing.

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Paul Solarz link
8/3/2016 11:43:33 am

My pleasure Heather! I'd love to hear how it goes! :)

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Lynette
6/16/2016 04:19:27 pm

Wow! I have been wanting to implement Genius Hour in my 5th grade classroom for years. My entire grade level is on board now, and we'll be starting Passion Projects this coming school year! I am so excited, and I really appreciate your step-by-step directions. Using Google apps and Trello is brilliant (I had never heard of Trello before today), and not something I would have thought of. Thank you, thank you, thank you for taking the time to document your journey for the rest of us. My students will certainly benefit. My passion project is implementing passion projects this year!

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Paul Solarz link
8/3/2016 11:47:12 am

I'm so glad to hear that our blog has been helpful for you! I wish you luck implementing Passion Projects in your classroom - I know you will find them to be very motivating & rewarding for your students!!! :)

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Debbie Witmer link
6/19/2016 11:57:52 am

Hi Mr. Solarz,

I am just getting started on a Passion Project for next year and when doing some research came across you website. The work you and your students have done is amazing! I am trying to adapt what you are doing for my AP Biology and AP Chemistry students. I am thinking about having them focus on a topic in biology or chemistry and come up with an essential question/idea that will "do good" for people/society. For our first year doing this I am thinking about making it a year long project to make sure I can get it and all of their AP work fit in. We are going 1:1 next year and the students will all have Microsoft accounts and their one OneNote notebook. I am thinking I will have them publish everything there. Do you have any suggestions for taking this to a higher level for my AP students? Or really any suggestions at all for trying this for the first time?

Thank you for any help or suggestions!!

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Paul Solarz
2/6/2017 10:38:28 am

Just saw this message - responding very late!
I think your plan sounds great! I would suggest implementing mini-deadlines to keep things from getting away from you or the students! You may not know exactly what should be due until you're in the middle of it, but as you figure things out, I would let the kids know and give a deadline - Good luck!!! :)

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Angie Awad
8/2/2016 10:07:24 pm

I am a 7th grade teacher and I am trying to get ideas to go along with our summer reading book "A Long Walk to Water". It is about the Lost Boys of Sudan. Two years ago our school helped build two wells in Sudan.
I would appreciate any other project ideas that I can utilize throughout this year.

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Paul Solarz
2/6/2017 10:39:26 am

Sorry for the delay in responding - I'm not sure what I can recommend, but we have enjoyed reading "If the World Were a Village" to get a global perspective. Maybe you can try that? Good luck! :)

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Dan
1/24/2017 10:35:23 pm

Hi Paul,
Great site really helping me muster up the motivation to dive into passion time. Read your book LAP, and always going back to eat for inspiration.
Apologies if you have this information somewhere on your site or in your book.
What is the optimal amount of time for Grade 5s to work on and complete one round of passion time?

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Paul Solarz
2/6/2017 10:36:07 am

I just saw your question on my website - sorry for the delay in getting back! We do ten 45-60 minute periods per round, but students are allowed to finish a few periods early and get approved for the next round (but then they know that next round will have to last at least 10 days). We do this with hard and soft deadlines. This helps to stagger the students needing approval for their new topic over several periods. Hope that helps!

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Mary Flessas link
2/27/2017 10:59:26 am

Paul,
It was a pleasure visiting your student-led classroom. I love your spirit of enthusiasm for learning and in shines through in your students. Thank you for sharing your resources and collaborating for the greater good. You are an amazing educator that not only contributes to your students, but you make an overall positive impact on educators and their students through your work. Keep shining and leading by passion.

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Paul Solarz link
6/30/2023 09:55:08 pm

It was great meeting you Mary! Thank you for taking the time to visit our classroom and for all the kind words! Best wishes!!!

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