<p>An interactive, easy-to-play snakes and ladders game with various opportunities and threats presented to students in the form of snakes and ladders. I have created a review sheet for students to reflect on the game.</p> <p>I have used online dice to speed up the game, I say to students they can only go down the snake or ladder once - otherwise the game never seems to end ;)</p> <p>Game works best with 2-4 players.</p> <p>Suitable for ages 11-18, worked well in a Subect Selection evening for senior classes.</p> <p>Resources provided in PDF (final).</p> <ul> <li>Rules</li> <li>Board Game</li> <li>Description of the opportunities and threats</li> <li>Reflection sheet</li> </ul> <p>Timings are flexible, resources with a reflection sheet and activity available.</p>

<p>Players will either choose the role of polluter or protector, their aim is to go across the board and industrialise or protect ecosystems.</p> <p>Game works best with 2 or 4 players.</p> <p>Suitable for ages 11-18, worked well in a Year 7 Open evening setting and Subect Selection.</p> <p>Resources provided in PDF (final) and PowerPoint (to edit) format:</p> <ul> <li>Rules</li> <li>Board Game</li> <li>Fictional cash</li> <li>Ecosystem with name &amp; image</li> <li>Polluter Industries</li> <li>Protector Sustainable Solutions</li> <li>Wild cards</li> <li>Reflection sheet with differentiation activities.</li> </ul> <p>Timings are flexible, resources with a reflection sheet and activity available.</p>