Vocabulary: Today our word is maze because we get to start sketching our animal habitat mazes! Hooray! Today you will use your new knowledge to help you build a maze! Your job is to design a maze that show how your selected animal would behave to survive its habitat. When would it want to move fast? What would it need to get to survive? These are things your team will consider as they build today. Let’s take a look back at my maze as a helping guide as you and your teams build yours.

Model: Show model maze to probe out constraints using mix Cold Call, T&T, & Gestures a. Where does my maze start and end? Why? (Starts at shelter and ends at prey) b. Are there any dead ends? What do you notice near my dead end (yes 2 and there are codes before so Ozo doesn’t accidentally go to dead end) STAMP : I need to be thoughtful about where my codes go to help Ozo get to his prey c. Do you see any predators? What do you notice near them? (again stamping purposeful code to show what Ozo would do near a predator) d. Can you tell what habitat my animal lives in? How? (Arctic because you drew snow and ice)

Requirements: Friends, really nice job picking apart my maze. This is really going to help you build a tricky maze that show how your animal would behave to survive in his habitat. CFU: what does your maze need to show? Yes how your animal behaves to survive! Let’s go over things your maze must have before you start. List and point to model maze and CFU around a. The start of your maze is the shelter and the end prey b. 2 dead ends c. You need 1 predator d. 2 living things you’d find in your habitat e. Background habitat details