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.

🔴 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.

1. Stay Quiet, Stay Alive — Zombies are attracted to noise. That means no loud music, no yelling… and yes, your phone’s TikTok scrolling can wait.

2. Avoid Crowds — If there’s a group of people, one of them is probably bitten. You do not want to play Guess Who: Infection Edition.

3. Secure Your Shelter — Reinforce doors, cover windows, and keep one escape route open. Zombies can’t use doorknobs… yet.

4. Travel Light, Travel Fast — Only carry essentials: food, water, medical supplies, and something sharp. If it slows you down, leave it—unless it’s chocolate.

5. Trust Carefully — Other survivors can be more dangerous than zombies. Always watch for the twitchy ones… and I don’t mean caffeine jitters.

6. Brain Check — If you get bitten… well, you know the rules. Don’t make your friends do the hard part for you.

7. Remember — Zombies are slow, but hunger is patient. Stay alert, stay moving, and keep your brains to yourself.

This has been your friendly neighborhood Survival PSA. Good luck out there.

A warm, filling one-pot meal made from canned goods and found ingredients.

🔍 Scavenged Ingredients

IngredientSourceNotes1 can of beans (any kind)Found in a pantryBlack, pinto, or baked beans work1 can of cornAbandoned convenience storeAdds sweetness and textureWild greens or dandelion leavesForaged nearbyWashed and boiled to reduce bitterness1 small onion (soft but usable)Found in old kitchenSautéed first for flavorHalf cup of rice or oatsFound in a sealed jarAdd bulk to the mealSalt & pepper (packets)Taken from fast-food stashBoosts flavorA splash of cooking oil or animal fatScavenged/foragedOptional, for frying the onionWaterPurified with iodine or boiledFor cooking

🔪 Preparation Steps

1. Start a fire or heat source and place a pot over it.

2. Add oil (or skip if none available) and sauté the chopped onion until it browns.

3. Add a bit of water, then stir in the rice or oats and let them simmer for ~10 minutes until starting to soften.

4. Pour in the can of beans (with liquid) and corn.

5. Toss in the foraged greens, chopped roughly.

6. Season with salt and pepper. Add spices if you happened to scavenge any (even hot sauce packets or taco seasoning would work).

7. Let the stew simmer for another 10–15 minutes, stirring occasionally, until thick and hot.

8. Let cool slightly, then serve in cups or bowls (or whatever’s available).

💡 Tips & Variations

• Add canned meat (like Spam or sardines) if available.

• Crack in a single egg (if recently scavenged and unspoiled) for protein.

• A splash of vinegar or a squeeze of a scavenged lemon/lime can brighten the flavor.

• Leftovers can be stored in a sealed jar for a day if it's cool out.

🧟‍♂️ In-World Context

This meal keeps your group warm, boosts morale, and provides essential calories. It’s the kind of thing survivors might gather around at the end of a cold day — hearty, humble, and full of character.