Introductory Scavenger Hunt - Kick off the project with a digital scavenger hunt using online maps to explore key geographical features of various states. Students will work in small teams to identify unique landforms and resources, fostering curiosity and collaboration. (45 min)

State Research Exploration - Students select a state to research, focusing on its geographical features and their impacts on human settlement and resource use. They will gather information using digital tools and resources. (30 min)

Class Discussion and Sharing - Students share initial findings with the class, promoting communication skills and deepening understanding through peer learning. (15 min)

Geography and Settlement Analysis - Analyze how selected states' landforms influence human activities. Students will use maps and photos to identify connections between geography and settlement patterns. (25 min)

Interactive Map Skill-Building - Begin creating an interactive digital map of the chosen state, incorporating multimedia elements to represent geographical influences. (20 min)

Environmental Organization Introduction - Meet with a local environmental organization via video call to learn about sustainable resource management. Discuss how regional landforms affect resource use in selected states. (30 min)

Reflection and Note-Taking - Reflect on insights from the organization's presentation and take notes for future use in the project. (15 min)

Interactive Map Development - Continue working on the interactive digital map, integrating insights from the environmental organization and enhancing multimedia elements. (25 min)

Peer Feedback Session - Share digital map progress with peers to receive constructive feedback, encouraging critical thinking and iterative improvement. (20 min)

Digital Map Development - Students work in pairs to create an interactive digital map using their research on geographical features and human activities. They will incorporate photos, videos, and infographics to illustrate their findings. (45 min)

Environmental Case Study - Partner with a local environmental organization to analyze a specific regional landform and its impact on resource use. Students will gather data and propose sustainable management solutions. (45 min)

Presentation Design Workshop - Students refine their digital presentations, focusing on clear communication and engaging content. They will practice speaking skills and receive peer feedback to enhance their work. (45 min)

Gallery Walk Preparation - Students set up a gallery walk presentation of their projects. They will organize their displays and prepare to discuss their findings with peers and community partners. (45 min)

Geography Gala - Students present their interactive digital maps at the Geography Gala, engaging with parents, community partners, and peers. They will participate in a Q&A session to discuss their findings and sustainable solutions. (45 min)