Orbit 1 sets the scene, creates national identities and ends with a cliffhanger!

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Marian Wagner
Fuses intrigue, drama and discovery to engage students in important conversations about the world they've inherited. She uses simulation and role play to inspire awareness of, and empathy for, those who suffer the overwhelming challenges of forced evacuation.

Chris Culos
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Noted for creative solutions to challenging projects. 'This project has been nothing less than fulfilling. It has made me realize how important it is to learn empathy at an early age.'

Chris Blizzard
Teacher of late French Immersion in Coquitlam (SD43) and is the French translator of Les STARS de Kepler. The use of MSTeams allows his grade 7 students at École Montgomery Middle to participate in the simulation and adhere to Covid-19 safety protocols.

Marian, Chris C and Chris B intend this blog to be a forum for discussing simulation as a teaching tool.
It follows Chris Blizzard’s class as they make their way through the adventure and includes observations and tips.

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Orbit 1 sets the scene, creates national identities and ends with a cliffhanger!

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