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This collection connects Fortnite Creative lesson plans with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, using game-based learning to make global ideas more immediate, explorable, and memorable.
Each experience connects a United Nations Sustainable Development Goal with research, design thinking, prototyping, building, reflection, and communication in Fortnite Creative.
Students evaluate residential and commercial structures, then redesign them to improve accessibility, inclusion, and responsible mobility for all people.
Grades 8-12 · ages 13+7-10 class periodsFortnite Creative
The student challenge
Build an island community, audit its homes and businesses for barriers, then apply design thinking to make movement and participation possible for everyone.
Students design and retrofit a coastal community with natural and engineered defenses that protect residents from stronger storms and ocean surges.
Grades 8-12 · ages 13+7-10 class periodsFortnite Creative
The student challenge
Retrofit a vulnerable shoreline settlement using natural and engineered defenses such as elevated structures, wet zones, pumps, recurve walls, hedges, and rock armor.
Students transform an archipelago into a tourism destination that creates meaningful experiences while supporting local residents and economic growth.
Grades 8-12 · ages 13+7-10 class periodsFortnite Creative
The student challenge
Transform an archipelago into an unforgettable destination while protecting local living space, creating meaningful work, and considering both the benefits and costs of tourism.
Students prototype solutions connected to SDG target 3.6, which seeks to reduce deaths and injuries caused by road traffic accidents.
Secondary students · ages 13+Flexible classroom projectFortnite Creative
The student challenge
Design a memorable graduation celebration that balances engagement, accessibility, physical and emotional safety, and alternatives to dangerous driving behaviours.
Students research the urban heat island effect and redesign Tilted Towers with green spaces, cool roofs, reflective surfaces, and other mitigation strategies.
Grades 8-12 · ages 13+3-6 class periodsFortnite Creative
The student challenge
Analyze the urban heat island effect, then cool a dense city with green space, cool roofs, reflective surfaces, shade, ventilation, and other sustainable design strategies.
Urban heat research
Sustainable city design
Critical evaluation
SDG targets 11.3 and 11.6 · sustainable urbanization
Students build an inclusive container-housing village and explore affordability, accessibility, sustainability, and community belonging.
Grades 8-12 · ages 13+3-6 class periodsFortnite Creative
The student challenge
Create an inclusive village from repurposed container homes, balancing affordability, accessibility, environmental responsibility, community life, and resident dignity.
Experience names, goal mappings, and lesson summaries are grounded in the official Epic Games documentation. The official lesson pages credit educator Benjamin Kelly as the developer of the documented learning experiences.
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