Students will explore a nature-inspired pop-up market, notice how products and displays attract buyers, gather sensory evidence from nature, and record first product ideas that connect personal interests to a real audience.

Students will gather evidence from real shoppers and a local maker, record what people notice and need in a market, and turn those observations into an empathy artifact that will guide later product and storefront choices.

Students will turn research from earlier interviews, observations, and maker visits into a simple design brief, generate several different nature-inspired product ideas, and use peer feedback plus class voting to choose a promising direction for prototyping.

Students will build and test low-fidelity versions of their nature-inspired products, gather feedback from a new user, revise both their product and marketing communication, and prepare a short stakeholder-facing share-out that explains how evidence shaped their design choices.

Students will present their finished nature-inspired products, marketing materials, and storefront choices to families, community visitors, and a local small business partner, then explain how feedback and observation shaped their final decisions for a real audience.