Give players 2 of each colored M&M. Each color represents a different resource:

• --> Green M&Ms represent trees

• --> Red M&Ms represent food

• --> Yellow M&Ms represent money

• --> Brown M&Ms represent land

• --> Blue M&Ms represent water

• --> Orange M&Ms represent shelter

Present players with a different climate change event each round (i.e. rise in sea level) in which particular resources are necessary to stay alive. If a player does not have the necessary resources to survive the event, they are out of the game.

Each round, have players put aside 2 M&M’s (the resources they may not need for that particular event). They will have to strategically select which M&M’s to keep and which to put aside. M&M's can be moved by sucking through a straw to pick them up from the plate.

Each round M&M’s will “reproduce” by doubling (for example, if a player keeps 2 green M&M’s, the next round they will have 4 green M&M’s, if they keep 1 green M&M, the next round they will have 2 green M&M’s). Players will not be able to foresee what climate change event will happen next. As a result, they must strategically select which M&M’s to put aside and which to keep and “reproduce” to account for whatever may happen in the future.

The game will have a specified number of rounds (players will be presented with a set number of climate change events).

The player with the highest number of M&M’s (resources) at the end wins.