Teaching and Learning with Games Banner Image

Teaching and Learning with Games

Teaching and Learning with Games

Integrate game-based learning into your classroom with CEEE programs, activities, and instructional videos, offering students an interactive approach to environmental science.

This resource collection features CEEE created games to learn about environmental hazard response and resilience and water resources through interactive games and activities. Explore our scenario-based role-playing games that simulate responses to wildfires, floods, and droughts, enabling students to apply their knowledge in realistic scenarios. Use trivia challenges focused around water topics at different skill levels and a Take and Make Kit that includes a collaborative board game focused on protecting rivers from pollution. CEEE's resources on teaching and learning with games empower students to tackle real-world challenges and foster resilience in their communities.

Hazard Education and Water Stewardship Games

Order your professional copy of the HEART Force Games!

Printed copies of the bilingual (English/Spanish) Hourglass Lake Fire Challenge Game and Extension are available to order! More professionally printed games versions are coming soon. 

Image

Explore all FOUR hazard games in the section above - learn how to play with your classroom, team, or program through detailed guides, materials, and instructional videos. 

The HEART Force Hazard games are interactive scenario-based role play games. Students or participants work in teams to address scenarios that arise as they navigate challenging environmental hazards in their communities. The HEART Force curriculum including these games are designed utilizing Trauma Informed Practices

We are asking for a donation in exchange to cover our costs. If you are interested in getting a professionally printed copy of the game, please email ceee@colorado.edu with your name, shipping address, and request for a game, and/or game with an extension kit.

Illustration of two people high-fiving in a work environment

Get involved and stay up-to-date with CIRES CEEE.