You will engage in a nature walk at a local reserve or park to observe tortoises in their natural habitat, take detailed notes on their behaviors and environmental preferences, and gather insights to inform the design of a tortoise enclosure that meets all survival needs.

You will synthesize insights from your observational notes and nature walk, collaborate with peers to refine your essential questions, and draft a clear, concise problem statement that defines the specific needs your tortoise enclosure must address.

You will brainstorm and explore various design ideas for your tortoise enclosure through interactive sketching sessions, collaborative discussions with classmates, and reflecting on tortoise habitat research to generate diverse solution possibilities tuned to meet the tortoise's needs and align with project goals.

You will construct a functional prototype of your tortoise enclosure, incorporating feedback from peers and experts to refine your design and ensure it effectively meets the survival needs of the species, using hands-on skills learned during community collaboration sessions.

You will host a 'Tortoise Habitat Expo' where you present and explain your enclosure design to peers, teachers, and community members, engage with questions, gather feedback, and reflect on how well the enclosure addresses the essential needs of the tortoise.