Global

The World Climate Simulation is an interactive role-play of an international climate summit to understand the long-term impacts of global climate reduction negotiations and strategies.
Duration: 2 hours (spread over two class periods). Can be adapted for shorter or longer timeframes.

This lesson introduces students to the fundamentals of climate change policy, focusing on how governments, international organizations, and stakeholders respond to climate change through mitigation and adaptation strategies. Students analyze real-world policy decisions and consider tradeoffs involved in addressing global climate challenges.
Duration: 1–2 class periods (approximately 60–90 minutes total)

This lesson introduces students to the global food system and its climate and social impacts, challenging students to envision and design a more sustainable alternative.
Duration: Multi-class period Activity

The International Trade Game is an interactive simulation that helps students understand global trade dynamics, economic inequality, and development challenges.
Duration: 1 hour

The Forced From Home Simulation immerses students in the experiences of individuals and families displaced by conflict, environmental disaster, or economic collapse. Through role-play and guided reflection, students gain empathy and insight into the difficult decisions faced by refugees and migrants worldwide.
Duration: 50 minutes