7 Affordable and Clean Energy - Games
The development and use of energy saving technologies and renewable energy sources are an essential means to reduce energy consumption and dependence on fossil fuels. This has a positive effect on our prosperity. Read more on the United Nations AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY page, including events related to this goal: Affordable and Clean Energy
5 game(s) in this category...Energy scavenger hunt (Energie Schnitzeljagd)
For ages: 6-10
Languages: DE
This game is a scavenger hunt where the teacher can choose online which parts to include by making QR codes for each ‘station.’
Languages: DE
This game is a scavenger hunt where the teacher can choose online which parts to include by making QR codes for each ‘station.’
Rice Up
For ages: 16+
Languages: EN-NL
Rice Up! was inspired by research into rice farming and the danger of malaria. The game takes its players to a community where poverty is never far away.
Languages: EN-NL
Rice Up! was inspired by research into rice farming and the danger of malaria. The game takes its players to a community where poverty is never far away.
Goals2030
For ages: 10-12
Languages: NL
Using a variety of learner-centered materials, Goals2030 challenges pupils between 10-12 to engage actively with the 17 SDGs.
Languages: NL
Using a variety of learner-centered materials, Goals2030 challenges pupils between 10-12 to engage actively with the 17 SDGs.
Future Lab Game (ToekomstLabSpel)
For ages: 12-99
Languages: NL-EN
The Future Lab game, together with the Core Values game, is part of the FutureLab, a platform that schools themselves can organise. This is a game to teach all ages above 12 about the SDGs.
Languages: NL-EN
The Future Lab game, together with the Core Values game, is part of the FutureLab, a platform that schools themselves can organise. This is a game to teach all ages above 12 about the SDGs.
World Domino (Werelddomino)
For ages: 16-18
Languages: NL
Do you want to introduce young people to the SDGs?
Languages: NL
Do you want to introduce young people to the SDGs?
