Climate Change Myth-Busting Game

The Climate Change Myth-Busting Game is an engaging and educational activity perfect for Climate Resilience Groups looking to enhance their understanding of environmental issues and dispel common misconceptions. This 15-minute game can accommodate small to medium-sized groups and involves a playful examination of climate myths versus facts. Participants, either individually or in small teams, challenge these myths and learn the scientific realities through interactive questioning and discussion. By incorporating visual aids and props, the game becomes an accessible and inclusive tool for all knowledge levels, making complex climate issues more approachable and understandable. This fun, competitive format not only reinforces factual knowledge but also equips participants with the confidence to advocate for climate truth in their wider communities.

Steps:

  • Prepare a list of common climate change myths along with factual rebuttals.

  • Divide participants into small teams or have them play individually.

  • Present each myth and allow teams or individuals to guess whether it's true or false.

  • Reveal the correct answer and provide a brief explanation or fact to debunk the myth.

  • Keep score if desired for a competitive element.

Duration: 

  • 15 minutes

Group Size: 

  • Suitable for small to medium-sized groups (up to 20 participants).

Materials/Resources Needed:

  • Prepared list of common climate change myths and corresponding facts.

  • Optional: Props or visual aids for interactive elements.

Accessibility Considerations:

  • Ensure the game is inclusive and understandable for all knowledge levels.

  • Provide visual and auditory aids if needed.

Tips/Pointers:

  • Keep the tone light and engaging to encourage participation.

  • Use the game as an educational tool, ensuring participants understand why each myth is false.

  • Be prepared to answer questions and provide additional information.

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