Students will brainstorm and formulate specific questions about Mexican animals, focusing on unique features and behaviors that help these animals survive in their ecosystem.

Students will collaborate in pairs to design a systematic investigation plan, mapping out specific animal choices, research questions, and roles they will assume, while emphasizing shared decision-making and considering diverse approaches to understanding the uniqueness of Mexican animal adaptations within their ecosystems.

Students will explore selected animals from Mexican ecosystems through interactive field guides and digital resources to gather and illustrate key information, behaviors, and habitats.

Students will analyze their collected information about Mexican animals by identifying patterns in habitats, behaviors, and adaptations, then collaboratively refine their findings for the video presentation while contributing insights to the Reflection Wall.

Students will synthesize their findings into a cohesive video presentation, reflecting on their research journey, creating connections between their studied animals and Mexican biodiversity, and sharing their critical insights on the limitations and potential new directions for future investigations, along with posting their reflections on the Reflection Wall.