1. First, you need to find the right spot to set up your shelter. You need to find the warmest spot 2. A shelter needs to protect you from the wind, rain, and thunderstorms you need to make sure that your shelter is strong enough to handle some weather if it is coming. 3. You could use a shoelace, rope, tarp, poncho, trees, leaves and rocks. 4. Pros. Quick to build and doesn’t require many materials. Cons. Might break in the night if not secure well and If not built high animals might try to get in. Yana Emma Janko Olie Jordanlee Madison.M We chose to try to make a Poncho tent and A-frame tarp shelter to survive in the woods because we thought they would be easy and fast to make. Also, it would not take much time to make. We have voted for two different shelters to make and all of us voted on the same two so it was easy to make a decision. We also wanted to pick these two shelters because they would keep us warm like a tent. ...