In collaboration with the Environment Agency during my university studies, I played a key role in developing an impactful concept to educate children on water conservation. My active involvement in this project demonstrated my commitment to sustainability and ability to collaborate with a renowned organization. Focused on creating an engaging educational experience, our initiative aimed to instill the importance of water stewardship in young minds. Overcoming challenges, I honed skills in project management and creative problem-solving. This experience significantly fuelled my passion for environmental education, aligning seamlessly with my aspirations for future contributions to sustainable initiatives.
A game on the value of water called Aquaire is mostly geared toward colour-blind children. You will begin a journey around the board as you and your friends choose your character to play. Everyone gets a turn after rolling the dice among players to start the game. Each player must complete 5 chore cards and gather 5 tokens to win the game. If two persons land in the same area, the person who is currently there dies. To return to the beginning, use the yellow space. Choose a chore card in the orang space. Choose a question mark from the space marked with one. If you properly respond to the questions, you will receive money that you can use to purchase the chore cards. Should you not respond to the questions right you go back as many spaces as u rolled If you don't have any money then you lose. if you have a token but not any money you give the token to the bank and collect 20L.
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