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Extreme Weather Tag
Climate Change Impacts
Game Duration
Number of Players
Facilitation Difficulty
Space Size

5-10 mins.

10+ players

Large Space

2

  • Learn about how extreme weather events can affect people

  • Be active and energetic

  • Demonstrate the domino effect of climate change topics (extreme weather events in this case)

  • Learn about how when a plan is not in place (not resilient) prior to an extreme weather event, everything becomes chaotic and more people will be negatively impacted

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FACILITATION GUIDELINES

DEBRIEFING QUESTIONS

MATERIALS

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  1. Pick one player or have one volunteer to be the “tagger,” who will represent an extreme weather event.

  2. The player who is the “tagger” runs around trying to tag the other students.

  3. Once a player is tagged, they become a “tagger” in addition, and hold hands or link arms with the student who is already it (now both players represent an extreme weather event).

  4. The more players tagged, the longer the line of students becomes, showing howweather intensifies and grows.

  5. When all players have been tagged, the game is over. The last player remaining wins.

  1. What did you learn about the growth of extreme weather events?

  2. How does the scalability of the event affect isolated populations?

  3. Did you have fun playing this game?

  4. How should you prepare for extreme weather events?

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ADDITIONAL

Extreme Weather Tag

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