Step 1: Work in your assigned groups. Choose a section (GROUP 1, GROUP 2 etc.) and type all your team members' names in the title of the first post.

Step 2: You have 150 minutes (2.5 hours) to locate the 5 landmarks below. Keep an eye on the clock!

Step 3: At each landmark, read the clue and upload two photos to your group's section:

1. One clear photo of the landmark/building.

2. One group selfie at the location (at least 3 team members must be in the photo!).

Step 4: Add a brief caption to your photos describing what you found.

Step 5: Complete the Final Challenge by typing your answer at the very end of your group's Padlet section.

The Finish Line:

When your 150 minutes are up, your final destination is The Lake-View Amphitheater. Sit on a bench, submit your final Padlet post, and wait for the teacher(s) and the other teams!

Have fun!

• The Clue: I have giant arms but no muscles. I eat the breeze and give back flour. I am the oldest form of "green energy" in the village.

• Sustainable Connection: Renewable Energy. Before electricity, villagers used the wind and water to do the heavy lifting.

• Healthy Living Tip: Traditional whole-grain flour (ground by stone) retains all its nutrients compared to modern processed flour.

• The Clue: Look for a place where "Sheep's Gold" is turned into clothes. No plastic or polyester here – just warmth from the mountain.

• Sustainable Connection: Natural Materials. Wool is biodegradable, fire-resistant, and lasts a lifetime. It's the ultimate "slow fashion."

• Tradition: Notice the opinci (leather shoes). They allowed the foot to breathe and move naturally on the earth.

• The Clue: I sit upon the water and let the current turn my heart. I am made entirely of wood and stone - no metal screws required.

• Sustainable Connection: Biodegradability. When these mills "retire," they return to the earth without leaving a trace of pollution.

• Healthy Living Tip: Walking between these distant households is the traditional "peasant gym." It is the largest open-air museum in Europe, so keep those steps going!

• The Clue: My walls are made of earth and my hair is made of dried grass. I stay cool in the summer heat and warm in the winter frost without a single AC unit.

• Sustainable Connection: Natural Insulation. Cob (clay and straw) and thatch (reeds) are carbon-neutral building materials that regulate humidity naturally.

• Healthy Living Tip: Natural homes "breathe," preventing the mold and toxins often found in modern synthetic paints and concrete.

• The Clue: I am not a shop, but I have everything you need. I grow upwards toward the sun and downwards into the dark soil. I am "Zero Kilometers" from your plate.

• Sustainable Connection: Permaculture. Villagers grew what they ate, used animal manure as fertilizer, and saved seeds for the next year.

Healthy Living Tip: Eating seasonally and locally isn't a trend here; it’s the way of life.

Which of these five traditional secrets could you bring into your modern life this week?

• (Example: Using a wool sweater instead of a synthetic one, or walking to the store instead of driving.)