DECISION GAME8–10 MIN
MISSION 01
Get your bill passed.
You have an idea for student transit. Can you get it through Congress without losing what matters?
CIVICS LAB / GRANITE HILLS HIGH SCHOOL
The floor
is yours.
Your phone. Your school. Your future.
Government is already part of your life.
Now it’s your turn to make the decisions.
Real concepts. Tough choices. Room to change your mind.
SIMULATION ROOM01 / LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
A good idea needs
more than a majority.
more than a majority.
YOUR SEAT AT THE TABLE
535voting seats
2chambers
1idea to start
YOUR CASE.
QUESTION THE CLAIMFOLLOW THE EVIDENCEUNDERSTAND THE TRADEOFFMAKE YOUR VOICE COUNT
01 / LEARN BY DOING
Less scrolling.
More “what if?”
Pick a mission. Try a strategy. See what happens.
Every activity ends with something to think about.
YOUR FIELD NOTES0 of 6 missions explored
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BUDGET CHALLENGE5–7 MIN
MISSION 02
You hold the purse.
Fund the things you care about. Then explain what you gave up—and who feels the difference.
DISTRICT EXPERIMENT5–7 MIN
MISSION 03
Change the lines.
Keep every voter. Change the groups. Discover how a 40% vote share can turn into zero seats.
SOURCE DETECTIVE4–6 MIN
MISSION 04
Wait. Is that true?
A viral claim sounds convincing. Follow the evidence before you share it.
DISCUSSION STUDIO8–10 MIN
MISSION 05
Disagree. With evidence.
Make a claim, consider the strongest objection, and build a response that holds up.
RETRIEVAL PRACTICE5–8 MIN
MISSION 06
Make it stick.
Try eight questions. Get the reasoning. Revisit the ones that need another look.
02 / THE BIG PICTURE
Know the rules.
Then question them.
Keep the full Congress guide close by.
Jump straight to the part you need.
03 / OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM
Your voice has
somewhere to go.
You don’t have to wait until you’re 18
to ask good questions or speak up.
Strong opinions. Stronger evidence.
This is a space to understand government, test ideas, and disagree respectfully.
Your reasoning matters more than which side you take.