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  • QuestionBatuhan · Bilnet, Balıkesir (TR)Aug 12, 2026

    🎮 Best free tool for making a climate game or animation?

    Looking for free tools to make a climate game or a short animation for a school project. We used Unreal Engine at LTT2 but that’s a lot for beginners. What do you recommend for someone just starting out? 🎮

    Yağmur · Bilnet, Balıkesir (TR)Aug 15, 2026

    For animation we used simple stop-motion phone apps — surprisingly good for short climate clips. Unreal only if you want to go big on a game.

    Rasmus · Mariagerfjord Gymnasium (DK)Aug 24, 2026

    Scratch is perfect for a first game — no coding barrier and you can share it in one click.

  • IdeaAlma · Grunnskóli Húnaþings vestra (IS)Jul 29, 2026

    🌱 Reimagine the schoolyard for biodiversity

    At LTT3 we did a biodiversity audit of our schoolyard and it honestly opened my eyes — we counted far fewer species than we expected. If you could add THREE things to make your schoolyard better for wildlife, what would you pick? 🌱

    Mia · Mariagerfjord Gymnasium (DK)Aug 2, 2026

    A small pond! We added one and within a month there were insects and birds we’d never seen before.

    Lukas · SCHWERPUNKT Zentrum (DE)Aug 20, 2026

    Native wildflower strips + a couple of bug hotels. Cheap, and the biology class can monitor what turns up.

  • PartnershipSra. Puig · Formación Academia Barcelona (ES), teacherJul 10, 2026

    🤝 Looking for a partner class for a joint mini-project

    Hola! We’re a class of 12–14 year-olds in Barcelona looking for a partner class for a small joint project — ideally about water, since drought is our reality here. Anyone up for a shared survey or a data swap between schools? 🤝

    Örvar · Icelandic Seal Centre (IS)Jul 13, 2026

    We’d be in for a “water where we live” project — you have drought, we have glaciers and rivers. Same age group on our side.

    Ms. Kaya · Bilnet (TR), teacherJul 30, 2026

    Count Balıkesir in! A shared survey comparing water use across our three schools would be a lovely data set for the students.

  • IdeaRasmus · Mariagerfjord Gymnasium (DK)Jun 16, 2026

    🗑️ Our school’s 1-week zero-waste challenge

    Our class wants to try a one-week zero-waste challenge next month. We need day ideas that are actually doable (not “save the planet in a week” 😅). What worked at your school? Drop your challenge and I’ll build our plan from the best ones.

    Elif · Bilnet, Balıkesir (TR)Jun 19, 2026

    Try a “no single-use plastic” day. We did it — the hardest part was canteen snacks, so we asked them to switch to paper packaging for the week.

    Freyja · Grunnskóli Húnaþings vestra (IS)Jul 23, 2026

    We weighed the rubbish before and after a “bring-your-own-cup” week. Seeing the number actually drop convinced the doubters.

  • QuestionMs. Yüce · Bilnet (TR), teacherMay 29, 2026

    🧒 How do you explain climate change to a younger kid?

    A parent asked me how to explain climate change to their 7-year-old and I realised the simple version is the hardest one. Teachers AND students — what picture or example works best for a little kid? Collecting your best ones for my next lesson 🙏

    Herr Bauer · SCHWERPUNKT Zentrum (DE), teacherJun 1, 2026

    I use a blanket: the atmosphere is a thin blanket keeping Earth cosy. Add too many greenhouse gases and the blanket gets too thick — Earth overheats.

    Ronja · Grunnskóli Húnaþings vestra (IS)Jun 13, 2026

    I told my little brother it’s like a car left in the sun with the windows closed. He got it straight away!

  • GeneralBríet · Grunnskóli Húnaþings vestra (IS)May 13, 2026

    ♻️ One small green habit that actually stuck

    Small question but I’m curious — what’s ONE green habit you actually kept? Not the big dramatic stuff, just something that stuck. Mine: I bring a cloth bag everywhere now, even to school. What’s yours? ♻️

    Batuhan · Bilnet, Balıkesir (TR)May 15, 2026

    Stopped buying bottled water, carry a steel bottle now. Took about two weeks to remember it daily, now it feels weird without it.

    Sofía · Formación Academia Barcelona (ES)May 22, 2026

    Shorter showers with a timer! We made it a family game — over 4 minutes and you do the dishes 😂

    Mr. Larsen · Mariagerfjord Gymnasium (DK), teacherJun 23, 2026

    Great thread. Our class started a “lights-off” rota — tiny thing, but the school actually noticed it on the electricity bill.

  • IdeaYağmur · Bilnet, Balıkesir (TR)Apr 24, 2026

    💡 Design a climate mini-game (pitch it here!)

    During LTT2 in Balıkesir we built climate games in Unreal Engine and honestly it was the best part of the week — I don’t want to stop! Let’s pitch mini-game ideas here: the goal, one fun rule, and the “aha” moment. I’ll start: you run a city on renewables and the wind randomly drops, so you learn why batteries matter 🔋

    Lukas · SCHWERPUNKT Zentrum (DE)Apr 27, 2026

    Nice one. Mine: “Grid Balancer” — same idea but you also get a heatwave that spikes demand. Players suddenly understand why the grid is hard.

    Rasmus · Mariagerfjord Gymnasium (DK)May 3, 2026

    I’d make “Waste Sorter” — a fast sorting game where every wrong bin adds CO₂ to a meter at the top. Simple, but people get SO competitive 😄

    Ms. Kaya · Bilnet (TR), teacherJul 1, 2026

    Love seeing this continue. We still have our LTT2 Unreal notes — happy to share them if a group wants to actually build one of these.

  • GeneralÖrvar · Icelandic Seal Centre (IS)Apr 9, 2026

    🌍 Introduce yourself — where in the world are you?

    Welcome everyone to the CCA forum! 🌍 I’m Örvar from the Icelandic Seal Centre in Hvammstangi. Let’s get to know each other — tell us your name, school and country, and one thing about the climate or nature where you live. Then say hi to someone from a different country!

    Elif · Bilnet, Balıkesir (TR)Apr 12, 2026

    Merhaba from Balıkesir! 🇹🇷 We’re near the Sea of Marmara and the Kaz Dağları mountains. Summers keep getting hotter — this June the classroom felt like an oven.

    Alma · Grunnskóli Húnaþings vestra (IS)Apr 15, 2026

    Hæ from Hvammstangi! We have seals right on our coast 🦭. Winters feel shorter than my grandparents describe.

    Mia · Mariagerfjord Gymnasium (DK)Apr 21, 2026

    Hi from Denmark 🇩🇰 — wind turbines everywhere here, you get used to seeing them on the horizon. Nice to meet you all!

    Marta · Formación Academia Barcelona (ES)May 4, 2026

    ¡Hola from Barcelona! 🇪🇸 Water is our big theme — drought years are becoming the normal ones.