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Take young designers on a journey through nature-inspired architecture with this creative, open-ended project packet. Students discover how real architects — from Antoni Gaudí to the designers of Singapore's Arts Centre — have borrowed ideas from the natural world, then apply the same thinking to their own inventive designs.
Activities include designing smart sustainable cities, treescrapers, floating waterlily cities, honeycomb skyscrapers, snail-shell houses, termite-mound cool houses, and more.
Students also explore biomimicry concepts through mind maps, Venn diagrams, acrostic poems, "What If" games, story writing, and hands-on model-making challenges using recycled and natural materials.
A Getting Started Guide and teacher notes are included, along with real-world examples such as the Beijing National Stadium, the Eastgate Centre in Zimbabwe, and Velcro's origin story.
What's included: 40+ activity pages, mind maps, design challenges, drawing frames, story-writing pages, imagination challenges, and a reflection journal section.
Perfect for: project-based learning, STEM/STEAM units, design thinking, environmental education, gifted learners, and cross-curricular nature study.
Suitable for Grades 2 to 4.
Think Dive is built on a simple idea: a handful of curiosity + a bucket of imagination = learning that sticks. Every resource is designed to spark original thinking in young minds.
Questions? Contact me at maliasa@live.com
Format: PDF (US Letter size — A4 available upon request)
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“I used this resource as an introduction to our biomimicry science unit! I love how students were encouraged to come up with designs while also learning about new organisms.”
“This is a wonderful resource! My students were very engaged with the different activities. Thank you!”
I used this resource as an introduction to our biomimicry science unit! I love how students were encouraged to come up with designs while also learning about new organisms.
Reply from Asa Jomard
Thanks for taking the time to write a review. So pleased that your students enjoyed the activities.
Caitlin T.
Grades taught: 3rd
This is a wonderful resource! My students were very engaged with the different activities. Thank you!
Dennisse S.
Grades taught: 1st
Wow! What a wonderful resource to spark creativity in students! I love the variety of worksheets, diagrams, and other activities included! Definitely recommend!
Reply from Asa Jomard
Thanks for taking the time to write a review. So pleased that your students enjoyed the activities.
Mandy C.
Grades taught: 5th
Awesome resource! Wonderful for my science enrichment unit. The students were very engaged. Thank you so much for this quality resource!
Billie K.
Grades taught: 4th
Great resource. I enjoyed it as much as my students.
MsSarahAnne
Grades taught: 3rd
We used this to supplement our curriculum with our 1st grade PLTW module.
Linda M.
Grades taught: 1st
Great Resource!! My class enjoyed it a lot.......
sandra W.
Grades taught: 3rd
Great for GT students and my 3rd graders during our biomimicry unit.
Reply from Asa Jomard
Great that your students enjoyed the activities. Thanks for taking the time to leave feedback.
Beg S.
Grades taught: 3rd
Used this resource to help differentiate learning Biomimicry in a middle school classroom. Very helpful!
Rebecca G.
Grades taught: 6th
Great Resource
Rachel A.
Great resource for my students!
Justin V.
Grades taught: 2nd
Great project to incorporate science and Architecture!
LearningwithMs.C
Grades taught: 1st, 2nd
Great resource.
Reply from Asa Jomard
Thank you so much!
In G.
Great ideas!
Reply from Asa Jomard
Thanks! Glad you liked the resource. Enjoy!
Deb M.
Wow, really comprehensive unit, extremely imaginative. I think my kids will absolutely love this resource, fantastic for developing problem solving.
Teaching E.
Using this as an extension after learning about ants and observing them in our class ant farm
Reply from Asa Jomard
Fantastic! I hope your students will enjoy the activities! Thank you so much for taking the time to provide feedback.
Cornelia M.
GREAT RESOURCE!
Reply from Asa Jomard
So pleased you liked it. Thank you so much for the feedback!
Rachel S.
Just what I needed in a pinch! Thanks for your work!
Reply from Asa Jomard
Wonderful to hear! Thank you so much for taking the time to leave feedback.
Math A.
This is wonderful.
Reply from Asa Jomard
I am so pleased to hear that you liked it. Enjoy!
Essie's B.
Just got this I am just starting a research project on biomimicry. So hoping this goes well with our research. Looks like a great resource.
Reply from Asa Jomard
How exciting with a research project on biomimicry! I wish you all the best and do check my blog and Facebook page if you need more inspiration. Thanks for the positive words, I really appreciate the feedback.
Shauna P.
Great Resource
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Thanks for taking the time to leave feedback. Pleased to hear that you liked it.
Katia S.
Great resource!
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Thanks for taking the time to leave feedback. Great that you liked it.
Kendra M.
Great resource!
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Thanks for taking the time to leave feedback. Glad to hear that you liked it.
Kristi N.
Just what I needed - thank you!
Reply from Asa Jomard
Thanks for taking the time to leave feedback. Great that it was just what you needed!
Mary T.
This was a great packet to use for my end of the year project!
Reply from Asa Jomard
Lovely to hear about ways to use the booklet. Thanks for taking the time to give feedback.
Emily Q.
Awesome
Reply from Asa Jomard
Thanks for the lovely feedback. Best wishes, Asa
Cindi M.
This is going to be fun!
Reply from Asa Jomard
Thank you for the feedback. I wish you many hours of fun exploring interesting plants and animals:-)
Jennifer H.
Thank you for your series on biomimicry! Top notch!
Reply from Asa Jomard
Thank you so much Carolyn.
Carolyn H.
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