Students will embark on a 'Pathogen Treasure Hunt', using clues and research to explore what pathogens are, how the immune system detects them, and engage in role-playing challenges to simulate immune responses, fostering a deeper understanding through hands-on activities.

Students will collaboratively analyze diverse information sources on immune system responses, distilling their findings into a compelling problem statement that identifies key questions about pathogen detection which they will explore throughout their project.

Students will collaboratively brainstorm and design creative skits, experiments, and models that represent immune system responses to pathogens, engaging in divergent thinking to generate diverse ideas and solutions while considering historical, scientific, and artistic perspectives.

Students will collaboratively create prototypes of immune system models using craft materials, iteratively testing and refining their designs to simulate how antibodies detect and neutralize pathogens.

Students will present their immune system dramatizations and model experiments during the 'Germ Battle Science Fair', engaging guests with interactive displays and live demonstrations to showcase their understanding and creativity in immune system responses.