Clan Quest Lesson Guide for TeachersTurn the expedition into an evidence lesson.
Clan Quest can be more than a race to survive. Choose a classroom-length path, prepare student materials and use the guide to focus discussion on historical claims, evidence and reasoning rather than game score.
Open the guide from Clan Quest expedition setup or the live teacher dashboard, then choose a path that fits your available time.
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Prepare standards and materials
Select class-appropriate standards from the display and print the full packet or the student and assessment pages you need.
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Facilitate the expedition
Use the before, during and after guidance as you launch and debrief the game. Keep the spoiler-aware reference private.
03 / A CLOSER LOOK
The details matter.
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↳ The curriculum guide connects to this teacher preview of a Clan Quest decision. The names shown are fictional.
“A CLASSROOM MOMENT
WHAT THIS COULD LOOK LIKE
Debrief a migration decision
Before play, ask students what evidence might support a route choice. During the expedition, note decisions to revisit. Afterward, have students connect one choice to evidence and explain its limits instead of treating survival points as a history grade.
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions, answered.
A little more detail before you dive in.
Does the guide assess the game score?
No. The recommended assessment focuses on historical reasoning, evidence, understanding and collaboration, not survival score.
Can students see the teacher reference?
Keep the spoiler-aware reference private. The guide advises against showing it in the student lobby.
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