Simple card game that can be used with a group of students for them to learn, by playing, the main properties and uses of several critical raw materials, as well as their importance nowadays in our technological society. They will also be introduced to the current worldwide environmental and socioeconomically concerns. (download pdf)

- RM@Schools Ambassador: David Bolonio
- RM@Schools Ambassador: Miguel Izquierdo Diaz
- RM@Schools Ambassador: Liliana Medic
The main aim of the game is to point out the importance of raw materials in our daily lives. Within the game students are reading educational texts accompanying particular tasks. (download pdf)

- RM@Schools Ambassador: Barbora Ščerbáková
AIM: To make PLAYERS aware of the problem of CRITICAL RAW MATERIALS, ELECTRONIC WASTES REVALORIZATION, URBAN MININING & CIRCULAR ECONOMY, by learning information about main chemical elements, mainly critical, present in the most common electronic devices, through a funny, challenging and engaging way: a revisiting of the classic treasure hunt (download pdf).

- RM@Schools Ambassador: Simona Binetti
- RM@Schools Ambassador: Cinzia Cristiani
- RM@Schools Ambassador: Lorenzo Forini
- RM@Schools Ambassador: Alessia Le Donne
- RM@Schools Ambassador: Raffaella Soave
Age 5 and over
In this toolkit there are presented different raw materials used to produce glass. It is very comprehensive, and the activities can be carried out by participants from 5 to 18 years old. (download pdf)
Neste toolkit são apresentadas as diferentes matérias-primas utilizadas na produção de vidro. E' muito abrangente e as atividades podem ser realizadas por participantes a partir dos 5 anos. (baixar pdf)

- RM@Schools Ambassador: Inês Coutinho
- RM@Schools Ambassador: Andreia Ruivo
- RM@Schools Ambassador: Márcia Vilarigues
The RMAq includes questions of increasing difficulty concerning the origins of minerals, the ways of identifying minerals, the everyday products made by raw materials, divided into three (3) stages. (download pdf)

- RM@Schools Ambassador: Maria Perraki