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Students will craft their own mini rainforest ecosystems using shoeboxes, real plants, and crafted animals. This hands-on activity promotes understanding of rainforest layers and the biodiversity within.

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Students design and wear masks of animals found in rainforests. Encourage research on the chosen animal's habitat, diet, and role in the ecosystem. This activity culminates in a classroom 'rainforest parade'.

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In groups, students create a soundscape representing the sounds of the rainforest. This can involve recordings, live sounds, or a mixture of both, showcasing the diverse sounds of rainforest life.

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Students maintain a diary from the perspective of an explorer discovering the rainforest. Entries should include descriptions of plant and animal life, climate changes, and imaginary interactions.

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Using digital tools or a large poster, students collaborate to create an interactive map of the world's rainforests. Include layers for different types of animals, plants, and climates.

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Explore the foods of the rainforest by creating a recipe book. Students can research fruits and ingredients originating from rainforests and compile their recipes into a class book.

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Students compare the rainforest ecosystem with another (e.g., desert, ocean). They present their findings through presentations, highlighting the differences and similarities.

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Hold a class debate on rainforest conservation efforts. This encourages critical thinking on environmental issues and allows students to express their views on conservation strategies.

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Organize a scavenger hunt with clues related to rainforest vegetation, animals, and geographical features. This can be done within the school or as an online activity.

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Inspire students to create artwork inspired by the rainforest. Display their work in a class art gallery, encouraging them to describe their piece and what aspect of the rainforest it represents.