🎯 Your Mission

Create a fun game (online or physical) that helps people learn or practise computer literacy skills. Make it exciting, make it clever, and most importantly—make it teach something!

🧠 What to Think About When Designing Your Game

🎯 Who is your game for?

• Is your game for Grade 7s? Your classmates? Younger students?
• What do you want them to learn or practise? (e.g. Email rules, parts of a computer, how to use MS Teams)

🎲 What type of game will you make?

• Will it be a board game or a digital game?
• Can you play it alone or with others?
• Will players compete or work together?

🧩 What style will your game be?

Here are some fun ideas:

• Board game with cards and challenges.
• Quiz game with points.
• Escape room game where players solve puzzles.
• Matching game like matching devices to their jobs.
• Story game where players take on roles or characters.

📖 What’s your game’s story or theme?

A good story makes your game more exciting!

• Example: “You’re trapped in a computer lab! Solve puzzles to escape!”
• Or: “Protect the digital world from hackers!”

It can be short and sweet – just something fun that links everything together.

📜 How do you play? (Rules & instructions)

• Write down the steps clearly.
• How does someone win?
• What happens if they get an answer wrong?

🧃 What do you need for your game? (Materials)

• For physical games: Cards, dice, board, tokens, etc.
• For digital games: Slides, clickable buttons, images, links.

💻 What will your game teach?

Pick 2–3 computer topics like:

• What is a computer (Input → Process → Output).
• Input and output devices.
• Saving and organising files.
• How to use MS Teams.
• Netiquette and staying safe online.
• Using email properly.

🧠 How will your game teach or test these topics?

• Use question cards, mini challenges, or puzzles.
• When players get something right, they can move ahead, earn points, or unlock clues!
• You can also explain answers to help them learn.

🎨 How will it look?

• Choose fun colours, neat writing, and readable fonts.
• Keep it clean and clear.
• Make it visually appealing!

⬇️ Download the Game Planner Template (MS Word Format)