Originally seen in our Kickstarter campaign. Don't worry, it's not too late! You can still order today and be one of the first to receive the hard copy game set.
If you have completed a pre-order before 2023 and have not yet received it for whatever reason, please email us at DisparityTrap@gmail.com for information about your order.
The pre-order phase is over but we decided to continue to offer the Donor Bundle at just $179 for a limited time only.
Send a donation copy now, before it's no longer available.
The complete game set comes with all of the components shown in the photo that says " WHAT YOU GET" provided in the photo gallery.
This is everything in the EDUCATOR BUNDLE but we handle locating a school/teacher to donate the bundle to on your behalf. After Kickstarter is funded we will contact you directly to provide details and options. If you have an idea of who you would like to donate to, you can pledge toward the EDUCATOR BUNDLE and enter your address or the address you wish to send the bundle to. Get FOUR full game sets (up to 24 students) with all of the components PLUS the Educator Set workbook has discussion questions, journal sections and homework assignments, all of which can be self-facilitated or teacher-led before, during and after playing the game. Workbooks are Print & Play, which mean they are electronic documents that can be printed as needed, with watermarking to ensure licensed permission.
WITHIN THE WORKBOOK
Discussion Questions:
Throughout each stage of the game, there are thought-provoking questions the group can ask themselves to spark conversation about where each player currently is in the game and what led them to be in those positions.
Journal Sections:
Before/During/After the discussions, the participants are encouraged to journal their thoughts within the workbook so that they can refer to them later.
Homework Assignments:
After the dust has settled and the participants had time to think on their experience, there are post-game questions provided for them to complete and turn in as a homework assignment or to share in a wrap up discussion at a later time.
