Educational Games

Dive into our collection of interactive, hands-on learning tools designed to drive engagement, teamwork, and active exploration. This page features dynamic resources ranging from fast-paced agricultural trading simulations and RIASEC-grounded career exploration board games for classrooms, to empathy-building professional development activities and reflective tools for higher education instructors. Whether you are helping middle schoolers discover career pathways or faculty members refine their teaching methods, these game-based resources turn abstract concepts into memorable, active learning experiences.

The Values Game is a highly engaging, 30-minute professional development activity designed to rapidly build team empathy and alignment. Participants clarify their core personal and professional drivers, find common ground with colleagues, and discover crucial value tensions that drive team behavior and decision-making.

Engage students in a fast-paced agricultural trading simulation designed to sharpen negotiation and strategic decision-making. This interactive experience fosters active learning by challenging players to practice essential career competencies like adaptability and verbal communication.

Engage your students in hands-on career exploration with Pathways to Progress, an interactive classroom board game focused on Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources (AFNR) pathways. Grounded in the RIASEC framework, this learner-centered tool challenges students to solve real-world industry tasks, earn technical certifications, and advance from entry-level positions to high-demand careers. Download the complete printable kit below—including the game board, educator instructions, differentiated workplace challenge cards, and scorecards—to bring dynamic career preparation into your classroom.

Welcome to the Professors Reviewing Excellent Practices (PREP) course resource page. This space is designed to support your development as a "student of methods," providing interactive tools and materials to enhance your teaching effectiveness within the College of Agriculture.

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