Free Travel Brochure Template | Printable PDF

Build research and writing skills with this FREE travel brochure template! It’s perfect for upper elementary and middle school students, and it can be used across grade levels and content areas. Your students will research a location and create a unique travel brochure, a perfect way to showcase learning! Make sure to download this freebie today!

Use a travel brochure project to…

assess understanding
develop research skills
practice gathering information from multiple sources
focus on clear and concise writing
showcase learning in a creative way
use technology to gather relevant information
increase motivation with student choice
encourage collaboration and communication

Travel Brochure Panels for ANY Location:

(Panel 1) Cover Title and Image
(Panel 2) Frequently Asked Questions
(Panel 3) Reasons to Visit
(Panel 4) Facts
(Panel 5) Map and Landmarks
(Panel 6) Climate and Geography

Travel Brochure Template | FREE Printable PDF

Travel Brochure Project Ideas:

End of the Year Enrichment Activity
History/Social Studies Unit Assessment
Independent Study Project
State/Region/Country Report
Collaborative Project
Supplemental Assessment
Cross-Curricular Project
Student Choice Project

Travel Brochure Research Project

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Reinforce research and writing skills with an interactive project that is designed to work with ANY location (historic or present-day). Your students will love creating their own unique travel brochure!

3 Project Versions: Full-Color, Black/White, & Editable
Step-by-Step Research Guide
Reference List
Student Directions
Brochure Template
Grading Rubric
Example Travel Brochure

Here’s What Teachers Are Saying About This Project:

✏️ “I used this template for my 6th graders, and they absolutely loved it! The rubric that came with it also made it so easy to grade them! I will be using these for other subjects, not just Social Studies!”

✏️ “Excellent Google classroom resource. Engaging activity. Students enjoyed the activity very much. Well organized. Practical. Easy to use.”

✏️ “This was such a great activity to introduce my 8th graders to research and evaluating sources. It was fun and easy for them to complete on their own!”