Introduction to Memorial Design - Begin with a brief discussion about memorials and their significance in capturing community values and history. Pose the essential question: How can we design a memorial that reflects the values and history of our community? (5 min)

Community History Scavenger Hunt - Students will engage in a virtual scavenger hunt of local historical sites and landmarks using digital resources and maps. They will document architectural styles, historical plaques, and significant figures to gather inspiration for their memorial designs. (20 min)

Brainstorming Session - Students will work individually or in pairs to brainstorm initial ideas for their memorial designs, considering the historical elements and community values identified during the scavenger hunt. They will sketch preliminary concepts and list the key components they wish to include. (10 min)

Peer Feedback Roundtable - In small groups, students will present their initial ideas and sketches to peers, receiving feedback and suggestions for improvement. This collaborative session will encourage critical thinking and self-directed learning. (10 min)

Reflection and Planning - Students will take time to reflect on the feedback received and revise their initial ideas. They will write a short paragraph explaining how their proposed memorial design embodies the community's values and history, setting the stage for further development in future classes. (5 min)