Ubsu Little Explorers
Learning disaster preparedness through play for children in Mongolia
- Client / Partners
- World Vision Taiwan
- Project type
- Commissioned
- Our role
- Disaster-preparedness game planning, art and development
- Platform
- Mobile
In one sentence
Created with World Vision Taiwan's Grassland Little Sun project for children in Mongolia's Ubsu region, this disaster-preparedness learning game combines quizzes, collecting and an adventure map to help children practise responding to emergencies.
Challenge & goals
- Introduce blizzards, floods, fires, earthquakes and sandstorms, and help children remember what to do in each situation.
- Make the content something children can practise repeatedly, rather than read once and forget.
Our approach
- Built around PLAY · LEARN · EXPLORE, the experience begins with choosing a character companion for the adventure.
- Activities include disaster-preparedness quizzes, packing an emergency backpack, finding safe places at home, choosing shelters and matching cards.
- The learning area groups key information by disaster type. Collectible guardian cards and an adventure map encourage children to keep playing.
Outcome
- Disaster-preparedness knowledge is broken into short, repeatable game tasks that combine learning with collecting.
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