Just like peeling back the layers of a banana, we’re here to discuss the hidden truths about our carbon footprints, sustainability, and ‘greener’ way of living. Our content hub is inspired by the book ‘How Bad Are Bananas?’ by Mike Berners-Lee and we aim to bring you a fresh, engaging, and informative perspective on creating a greener future.
Join us on this exciting journey as we delve into the world of carbon emissions, eco-friendly practices, and innovative leadership. Get ready to unpeel the layers of sustainability and be part of a community that’s making a real difference—one banana at a time!
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Unfortunately, yes it is possible to play the game badly and that’s why we put the Carbon Academy together to help you learn the best techniques for playing the game with others. We do find that there is no other
From the selected pack of cards, players are invited to compare 5 paired items, and in each pair guess which item has the higher carbon footprint. Sometimes it’s easy (an eco-child vs an average child) sometimes it’s pretty tricky (the
MORE CARDS? If you want all the playing cards available then purchasing Sets A & B together will give you enough cards to theme games by food & drink, travel, waste, water, construction/housing, ‘stuff’ and solutions. PRIMARY AGE APPROPRIATE? Set
Yes you can, but not through the online shop – please contact us to quote you with the shipping costs included.
Anyone and everyone! Your pupils, students, staff, suppliers, customers, C-suite, managers, general public, small and large businesses. Show that you understand climate change and show how important engagement and learning is to all of your stakeholders.
Research has shown that children can recall far better details of games they have played than most formal learning they receive. Using games as a way of learning works very effectively as they engage players in multiple different ways simultaneously.
We want carbon literacy to be available for as many educators as possible, that’s why we’ve tried to keep the costs of the SMALL game and learning as low as we can. We have also provided a number of ‘bundles’
UniqueThere is no other game like this on the market. Sector leading researchMike’s book ‘How Bad are Bananas?’ underpins all data used in the game and is the most up-to-date compendium of carbon footprint research in the UK. Expert facilitatorsWe
“A really easy low pressure way to get you thinking about how your actions and choices can impact the planet and how you can start to change your behaviours to make a difference on an individual level- loved playing it!”
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