Explore challenges facing humanity and what scientists, engineers, communities and young people are doing about them. Then plan an attempt at a question that matters to you.
Middle school · Suggested group: 15–20 students in four teams · Two 120-minute days, each including a ten-minute break
Start with a headline, meet project learning and explore climate and ecology stories. Play a disaster preparation game, then revisit your decisions and evidence.
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Use AI Quests to examine data and predictions. Explore ecology, energy and food research, hear from young people taking action, then share your own proposal.
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In Stop Disasters!, make decisions for a town. In AI Quests, explore how a forecast is made. Afterwards, explain what actually happened and what you would change next time.
Record your decisions, evidence and a test with a useful comparison. Print the worksheet or copy its questions onto paper.
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