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The world has fallen to the undead. Your mission: Outwit, outrun, and outlast the undead — using Padlet as your survival hub.

Complete the required tasks first, then tackle the bonus challenges for extra glory (and survival points).

One person cannot make all the posts. Everyone on your team must participate. You must include the name of the poster in your post to receive credit.

🔴 REQUIRED

1️⃣ 🗺 Safe Zone Map – Use map mode in another Padlet to show your safe spaces and link it to this one. (Use: Link)
2️⃣ 📜 Scavenged Items List – Embed a Google Doc with your group’s loot. (Use: Link/embed)
3️⃣ 🎥 Leadership Plan – Upload or record a video explaining your command structure. (Use: Video post)
4️⃣ ✏ Defense Blueprint – Draw your zombie-proof defenses. (Use: Drawing post)
5️⃣ 💬 Hope for Humanity – Share a quote or meme to inspire survivors. (Use: Image/Text post)
6️⃣ 🛠 Skill Training Video – Embed a YouTube tutorial for a useful survival skill. (Use: Link/Video)

7️⃣ 🎯 Wanted Poster – Upload an image of a dangerous zombie. (Image post)

🟢 BONUS (Choose any for extra points)
8️⃣ 🎙 Survival PSA – Record an audio tip for fellow survivors. (Audio post)
9️⃣ 🎶 Morale Playlist – Link a playlist to keep spirits high. (Link post)
🔟 🐾 Safehouse Mascot – Post a pic of your camp mascot. (Image post)
1️⃣1️⃣ 🍲 Apocalypse Recipe – Share a scavenged-ingredient meal idea. (Text/Image)
1️⃣2️⃣ 🔐 Riddle for Entry – Post a puzzle newcomers must solve. (Text post)
1️⃣3️⃣ 📰 Day Zero Headline – Create a fictional outbreak news headline. (Image/Text)
1️⃣4️⃣ 📦 Supply Inventory – Post a chart or photo of your supplies. (Image/File)
1️⃣5️⃣ 📅 Survivor Timeline – Map your journey on a timeline. (Timeline post)
1️⃣6️⃣ 🌩 Weather Report – Record a dramatic apocalypse forecast. (Video/Audio)
1️⃣7️⃣ 🕵 Missing Person Poster – Upload a poster for a lost character. (Image post)
1️⃣8️⃣ 📖 Survivor Story – Post a true or fictional survival tale. (Text/Video)
1️⃣9️⃣ 👹 New Zombie Species – Draw and upload your discovery. (Drawing post)
2️⃣0️⃣ 📻 Emergency Radio Broadcast – Pretend you’re on air with updates. (Audio post)
2️⃣1️⃣ 😂 Meme Battle – Post your funniest apocalypse meme. (Image post)

💡 Pro Tips

Try at least 5 different post types (image, video, audio, drawing, link, doc, map).

Comment and react on other groups’ posts — survivor communication matters!

The more creative and multimedia-rich your Padlet, the more likely your group survives.

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That which does not kill us makes us stronger.

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To live is to suffer, to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering.

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Defense Blueprint: Zombie proof defenses!

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Endurance is not just the ability to bear a hard thing, but to turn it into glory. – William Barclay.

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Create a 'wanted' poster in the style of the wild west, but specifically for a zombie apocalypse, warning against a specific zombie 

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Riddle:

I lay the ground for giants to rise,
And give strength to structures reaching for the skies.
Without me, your efforts will be lost,
What am I, that must be built at any cost?

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As we all know, money is the root of all evil... Unfortunately, to be truly, epically globally evil, you have to have a lot of money, and for most of us these days it's tough trying to climb the ladder of evil financial success. We all aspire to become well-funded mega-villains with unlimited power and gothic looking hideaways perched atop intimidatingly craggy mountains, but making it from the 99% to the top 1% just isn't as easy as it used to be.

Luckily, there are people around me who are much better with finances than I am, including my friend Michael over at Your Money Geek. A few weeks ago we teamed up for a podcast on his site and had such a good time we decided to team up again and do some fun cross-promotion. I figured I'd share my love of the disgustingly delicious and he could drop some eventual-world-domination financial wisdom on us all.

Oh, and did I mention we also bonded over movies...specifically so-bad-they're-good movies?

Over the course of our discussions on world domination and the best locations to procure matching evil minion uniforms for our loyal followers, we also discovered that we both enjoyed the film from !

Of course, with all these common interests, it only made sense to blend all three into a ridiculously awesome team up we're calling Money, Munchies and Movie Night ( MMM).

But what exactly is MMM?

As Michael so succinctly put it on his blog: The premise is simple, each episode we will give you a spoiler-free (mostly) movie review, a movie-themed food item to make for your movie night, and financial hack to pay for it all.
Think of it like a mash-up of Martha Stewart Living, and The Suze Orman Show... if they were both awesomely geeky and watched way too many episodes of USA Up All Night and Mystery Science Theater 3000.
Sounds like fun, right?

The first thing I have to do is introduce you to one of my guilty pleasures, the straight-to-television feature that is .

Released in 2016, centers around a safari park on the cusp of opening to the public. Just before the gates open, a strange virus sweeps through the park, turning all the animals into flesh-eating zombies (yes, even the vegetarian animals!). A small group of staff and some college-aged interns are all that stand between the hordes of flesh-eating beasts and the general public.

I don't want to give too much away if you haven't watched the film yourself yet, but I am going to say...you'll never look at koalas the same way again!

Because this is a fun, campy romp of a film, I wanted to make a recipe that was just as fun and campy (and tasty)! And while they're not as graphically disgusting, or as photo-realistic as many of my other recipes, they're delicious, a little dorky, and a ton of fun to make (and eat!)

Behold, Zoombie inspired Zombie Animal Cookies!

These cookies are a snap to bake up and easy to decorate, making them the perfect treat to bring to your own Saturday night creature feature festival!

Ingredients

To make your own Zoombie inspired cookies, you will need:

½ cup Butter Unsalted, Room temperature

2/3 cup Sugar Granulated

2 Egg yolk From large egg

2 tbsp Full fat sour cream OR greek yogurt OR cream cheese

1 tbsp Vanilla extract

Green food coloring

2 cups All-purpose flour

¼ tsp Salt

¼ tsp Baking powder

Black cookie icing

Red cookie icing

White cookie icing

Candy eyeball decorations

You'll also need some animal shaped cookie cutters.

Directions

Start by first pre-heating your oven to 350F/176C.

While your oven is heating up, cream your sugar and butter together.

Add in your egg yolks and your vanilla extract and mix until well combined.

Add in your sour cream and continue to mix.

Add in enough green food coloring to turn the mixture a nice, sickly, zombie green.

Once well incorporated, sift in your flour, baking powder, and salt and continue to mix until you end up with a nice thick, silky smooth and soft dough.

Roll your dough out between two sheets of waxed paper until approximately ¼" thick.

Using cookie cutters, cut out your animals of choice.

To stay true to the film I chose to use the following cutters:
*My kit of cookie cutters had zero monkeys or koala cookie cutters (for shame, Wilton...for shame), so we just took a bear and made some artistic choices including adding a tail for a monkey and making the ears slightly bigger and off to the side for the koalas.
Bake your animal cookies for approximately 6 minutes. Then rotate the tray and cook for an additional 4-5 minutes or until the edges are a nice golden brown.

Allow your cookies to cool completely before icing.

Now that your cookies are cool, it's time to decorate...and by decorate, I mean have fun! The best part of these cookies is there's no wrong way to decorate them!

Broken leg? Add some red blood and a bone! Have you lost an ear? Add more blood! Did a cookie break in half? You've got it...BLOOD!

Regardless of how you decorate them...have fun!

Now that we've got your sweet tooth covered, what are we learning about Michael about saving money and our slow slog to world domination through fiscal responsibility?

From Michael over at Your Money Geek:

Saving Money Shopping

To make these epic Zoombies inspired cookies, chances are you will need to do some grocery shopping, and for many households, groceries are one of the most significant expenses. So it would seem fitting we discuss how you can cut your grocery expenses and save money by scanning your receipts.

Save Money Scanning Receipts

Scanning your receipts is a great way to save some money and get cash back for the shopping you are already doing on a day to day basis. All you need to do is download a couple of apps, and you can be saving hundreds of dollars a year.

Receipt Hog: Thematically Receipt Hog makes a lot of sense to include in our Zoombies inspired post. Receipt Hog is a free app where users scan receipts and earn "coins' to exchange for either Amazon vouchers or a PayPal credit.

Each time you go grocery shopping, you can scan your receipt and earn some coins and entries into their sweepstakes. The App is fun to play around with, and you can win some rewards. However, several users reported that collecting coins is a slow process, and it can take a month or two to build up any serious cash. If you can get a few extra dollars from purchases you already making, it beats filling out surveys online.

ibotta is a receipt scanning app similar to Receipt Hog where you earn cash back for your purchases. Before heading off to the store, you can search the app for relevant cashback offers and add them to your queue. (You may be asked a survey question before you can add an offer) Once you have loaded up your desired offers, you shop as normal. When you are done shopping scan your receipt, if you purchased any of the items in your queue, you will receive cash.
Shop with Ibotta in-store, and online get up to $20 in Welcome Bonuses!
Without going crazy with the app, we have found we can save between $3 and 10 dollars on routine sized shopping trips. The ibotta app offers bonus cash for referring friends, so if you can combine a few bonuses offers with a few shopping trips you can make $100 in no time. Paying for your awesome date night or movie night is as easy as scanning a few receipts.

With this simple little grocery hack, you can splurge on movie night guilt-free, enjoy!

Stay tuned for more episodes of MMM, and we would love to see your Zoombie inspired cookie creations. Share photos of your cookie creations on Twitter and Instagram using the hashtag #MoneyMunchiesMovieNight.
Thank you so much Michael for helping to spread my love of all things disgustingly delicious and financially devious! If you haven't already done so, please go show his page some love and while you're there, sign up for the amazing Asylum Zoombies sponsored contest he's running for a chance to win a ton of Asylum and Zoombie swag including:

An official Asylum t-shirt

Z Nation baseball cap

Octopus Mug

Z Nation plush bear

Vinyl Sticker

And if you were wondering, yes, you can order Zoombies and the recently released sequel Zoombies 2 on Amazon.

So, what do you think of this mashup? Does it work for you guys? A little food, a little film, a little financial mayhem. Should we keep this going? Let me know in the comments below what you think...and if you liked it, what movies would you like us to tackle next?

And if you'd like MORE Zombie inspired recipes, why not check out our Zombie inspired Undead Brain Freeze Milkshake or the creepily realistic Zombie arm meatloaf complete with edible bones!

Bone appetite!

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Here’s a tongue-in-cheek but actually useful Zombie Apocalypse Survival Stew recipe — designed for long shelf life, minimal cooking gear, and high energy.

🧟‍♂️ Zombie-Proof Stew

Makes: About 6 servings
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 15–20 minutes (or less if zombies are close)

Ingredients (all shelf-stable)

2 cups dried lentils (or split peas) – protein + fiber, no soaking required

1 can diced tomatoes (14 oz) – flavor + vitamin C

1 can mixed vegetables (drained) – bonus nutrients

1 tbsp bouillon powder or 2 bouillon cubes – flavor base

1 tbsp dried onions or onion powder – optional, keeps vampires away too

2 tsp garlic powder – for taste and possible zombie repellant (unverified)

1 tsp smoked paprika or chili powder – for flavor + morale

6 cups water (or broth if available)

2 tbsp olive oil or any shelf-stable fat – adds calories

Salt & pepper to taste

Optional upgrade: add a pouch of tuna, chicken, or jerky for extra protein

Directions

1. Secure the perimeter before starting. Stew is best enjoyed without interruptions.

2. In a large pot (or campfire-safe container), heat the oil if available.

3. Add dried onions and garlic powder; stir for 30 seconds to wake up the flavors.

4. Add lentils, tomatoes (with juice), mixed vegetables, bouillon, paprika, and water.

5. Bring to a boil, then simmer until lentils are tender (about 15–20 minutes).

6. Season with salt and pepper.

7. Serve hot — preferably while maintaining line-of-sight to all windows.

Why it works for the apocalypse

Shelf-stable: All ingredients last months to years without refrigeration.

High protein & carbs: Keeps you fueled for running from zombies or fortifying shelter.

One-pot cooking: Less cleanup, fewer smells that might attract… unwanted guests.

Scalable: Can double/triple for group survival.

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Rachel Platten - Fight Song (Official Video)

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Alright — dessert in a zombie apocalypse needs to be morale-boosting, portable, and shelf-stable (and hopefully not attract zombies with too strong a smell).

Here’s one I call:

🍫 Apocalypse No-Bake Survival Fudge

Makes: 12–16 squares
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Chill Time: 30 minutes (if you have a cold spot)

Ingredients

1 cup peanut butter (or any nut/seed butter) – protein + fat

1/2 cup honey (or maple/agave syrup) – sugar = quick energy

1/4 cup cocoa powder – chocolate flavor without needing chocolate

2 cups quick oats – carbs, fiber, bulk

1/2 cup dried fruit (raisins, cranberries, chopped dates) – vitamins + chew

1/4 cup nuts or seeds – crunch and extra calories

Optional: 1 tsp cinnamon or instant coffee granules for flavor & wakefulness

Directions

1. In a pot or heat-safe container, warm the peanut butter and honey together just enough to stir easily (campfire, solar oven, or body heat if desperate).

2. Mix in cocoa powder until smooth.

3. Stir in oats, dried fruit, and nuts until everything is evenly coated.

4. Press mixture into a small pan, pot lid, or any flat container lined with parchment (or a clean leaf if paper is scarce).

5. Let cool until firm — a cold night, snow, or a shady spot will work if no fridge.

6. Cut into squares, wrap individually, and stash for quick morale boosts during supply runs.

Why it works

Long shelf life if kept sealed

No baking needed

Dense calories for when you need to sprint from trouble

Portable — fits in your bug-out bag

Mood booster — a taste of normalcy goes a long way

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HBO’s The Last Of Us Will Feature A Brand New Zombie Type Not Seen ...

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The sirens had long stopped.
I pressed back against the cold brick, clutching the video camera I refused to leave behind. The streets shimmered with rain and silence—too much silence. Then came the shuffle, wet and slow. Shadows bent unnaturally under the flickering streetlight.

I darted into an alley, breath sharp in my chest. A groan followed, low and hungry.

I had one flare left.

The first pale face emerged from the dark. I lit my flare, its red bloom painting the alley. I looked through the viewfinder, framing figures etched in red.

They froze—just for a moment—before rushing forward.

I hit record. If I was going out, it’d be on film.

Now, watch my movie.