Climate Champions is a climate science learning board game developed with Educational Service District 101 that focuses on the environmental and economic impacts of climate change. Players collaborate to grow Washington State’s economy while managing resources.
Developed with Educational Service District 101, Climate Champions is a climate science learning board game that focuses on the environmental and economic impacts of climate change. Players collaborate to grow Washington State’s economy while managing resources and responding to changing environmental conditions. This cooperative experience challenges players to balance economic growth with sustainable resource management as they adapt to the shifting conditions of a changing global climate.
Climate Science, Socio-Economic Impact, Resource Management, Collaborative Sustainability
Allocate materials and funding to support state development.
Adjust strategies based on climate-related events and conditions.
Work together to balance economic and ecological goals.
Make decisions that influence outcomes across multiple rounds.
Climate change involves interconnected environmental and economic systems that require informed decision making. Climate Champions helps learners understand these relationships by engaging them in collaborative planning and resource management within a structured game format.
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