Students will engage in hands-on exploration and observation of plant structures to gather insights on how nature solves problems, which will serve as the foundation for designing innovative, nature-inspired solutions to human challenges.

Students will collaborate to define a clear problem statement derived from their plant observations, discussing and synthesizing research findings to identify human challenges that can be addressed using nature-inspired design solutions.

Students will brainstorm and sketch various nature-inspired design solutions by examining plant photos and their own plant observations, considering different shapes and functionalities to creatively solve human challenges alongside peers in small groups.

Students will construct and test simple prototypes of nature-inspired solutions using everyday materials, documenting their designs and iterating based on functional effectiveness and peer feedback.

Students will present their nature-inspired designs in a 'Nature-Inspired Design Festival,' receiving feedback from community members and peers, while demonstrating their prototypes' functionality and explaining how they address human problems through biomimicry.