G4C RESOURCES HUB

This resource hub contains a variety of tools and templates to support young game creators and help educators bring game-based learning into their classrooms. Designed specifically for participants in the G4C Student Challenge program and competition, these resources are beneficial to anyone and everyone eager to leverage games as tools for learning and social impact.

Don’t forget to check-out the Student Resources and Teacher Resources section of the website for external resources related to creating games and teaching with games.

From Feb 1 – April 16, 2021, middle and high school students are invited to submit their original social impact games to the annual G4C Student Challenge competition! Students compete to win recognition and prizes (including a $1,000 Grand Prize Scholarship), and winners are revealed at culminating Awards Ceremonies at the end of the school year.

The below guides summarize important information about the annual game design competition – and further details are available on the Competition Page. Download the guide that corresponds with the city where you live; if you don’t see your city, download the national guide.

Both game playing and game making are proven to build STEAM and 21st-century skills that will be critical to success (and careers) in today’s connected, technology-driven world.  The below tools will assist in measuring growth in students’ skills as well as providing opportunities for reflection and feedback.