판타지 아일랜드: 탐험, 문화, 창의성을 탐험하는 게임 여행.

PelagoNation's ongoing Fantasy Island Program, is a transformative journey that combines imagination, teamwork, and cultural exploration into an exciting and educational experience. Each Adventure spans four months, with every month introducing a new main topic and related subtopics that guide the creation and development of participants' virtual islands.  The program is designed to engage young minds through a blend of exploration, creativity, and collaborative learning, all within a vibrant and supportive community. Each one-hour Quest involves a group of 4 to 10  participants on an island. Members will be divided during breakout room sessions to work on separate subtopics for their island. The quests are conducted on Zoom, with collaboration taking place on Google: Slides, Docs, and Photos.

The Quest format includes:

Welcome & Intro: Introduction to the Quest with a warm welcome activity.
Presentation of Subtopics: An engaging presentation of the month’s subtopics, accompanied by inspirational images and a Q&A session.

Production Phase: Participants are divided into breakout rooms, where they collaborate on how to implement the subtopics into their islands. The group’s Captain records the information, while the Guide rotates between rooms to offer guidance and support.

Presentation: Members present their ideas, progress, and new developments.

Q&A and Reflection: A follow-up Q&A session with the Guide and other members.

Game: A fun and interactive game to conclude the session.

Closing: Showcase the next Quest’s subtopics and images and give tasks and challenges for members to do at home.

All content, including main topics, subtopics, images, and texts, is designed to be child-friendly and age-appropriate.

Pre Quest subtopics and images are shared a week before the Quest so members have time to brainstorm and add facts to the image slides.

Monthly Breakdown:

Month 1: April

Weeks 1 and 2: Two 1-Hour Quests: Members review the subtopic images and facts they’ve added to them, followed by a quest to complete tasks based on the subtopics to implement their ideas onto the island.

Week 3: One 1-Hour Magical Guardian Quest: Focused on creating magical guardians, bringing legendary characters to life on their islands.

Week 4: One 1-Hour Game Quest: Dedicated to the Ludus Cup, a spirited tournament that fosters friendly competition among islands.

Month 2: May

Weeks 1 and 2: Two 1-Hour Quests: Continued island crafting, further developing the virtual landscapes and structures.

Week 3: One 1-Hour Leviathan Quest: Focused on creating mythical Leviathans, bringing legendary creatures to life on their islands.

Week 4: One 1-Hour Game Quest: Another thrilling session of the Ludus Cup, reinforcing camaraderie and competitive spirit.

Month 3: June

Weeks 1 and 2: Two 1-Hour Quests: Further crafting of the islands, enhancing the uniqueness of each participant's creation.

Week 3: One 1-Hour Korotu Quest: A special challenge where all of PelagoNation collaborates to bring Korotu, the main island to life.

Week 4: One 1-Hour Game Quest: The final Ludus Cup of the segment, where islands and regions compete in a grand tournament.

Month 4: July

Weeks 1, 2, and 3: Three 1-Hour Quests: These quests blend creative tasks, image creation, and the thrill of discovering something new on the islands, drawing on experiences from the previous three months.

Week 4: One 1-Hour Presentation Quest: Participants present their islands' developments and artistic creations to parents and friends, showcasing their journey.
Artistic Support: Throughout this month, we help create digital images from all the ideas.

The program continues with a new Adventure of 4 months following the presentation quest.

This immersive, project-based program ensures that learners not only develop essential academic and artistic skills but also build confidence, collaboration, and problem-solving abilities. By the end of the 16-week journey, students will have crafted an entire world from their imagination, built strong teamwork skills, and gained valuable knowledge in storytelling, ecology, and strategic thinking—all while having fun in an interactive, adventure-filled learning environment! 

Topics Covered by Month:

Month 1 – Land Ahoy
Establishing settlements, mapping the land, and crafting the island’s origin story.

Month 2 – Guardians of Nature:
Designing unique ecosystems, conserving resources, and interacting with island wildlife.

Month 3 – Dreamscapers
Shaping the island’s culture, mythology, and artistic legacy through symbols, structures, and storytelling.

Month 4 – Discovery & Reflection:
Revisiting and refining creations, uncovering hidden island secrets, and preparing for the Grand Showcase.

What Will Be Taught?

World-Building & Exploration: Map-making, island geography, and settlement design.
Storytelling & Mythology: Developing legends, history, and unique island cultures.
Art & Creativity: Illustrating landscapes, crafting symbols, and designing artifacts.
Environmental & Ecological Balance: Protecting wildlife, managing resources, and building sustainable communities.
Fantasy Creatures & Guardians: Creating mystical beings like Leviathans and magical protectors to watch over the islands.
Teamwork & Problem-Solving: Collaborating on quests, overcoming island challenges, and making decisions as a community.

Hard Skills:

Cartography & Map-Making – Creating detailed island maps with landmarks, topography, and navigation elements.
Creative Writing & Storytelling – Developing island myths, histories, and cultural traditions.
Digital & Traditional Art – Designing island flags, landscapes, creatures, and symbolic artifacts.
Strategic Thinking & Planning – Managing resources, designing settlements, and solving challenges.
Ecosystem & Environmental Science – Understanding biodiversity, sustainability, and conservation within a fictional world.
Basic Engineering & Architecture – Structuring realistic and fantastical buildings, bridges, and settlements.
Problem-Solving & Decision-Making – Addressing island conflicts, balancing nature and civilization, and adapting to challenges.
Mythology & Cultural Studies – Exploring real-world influences and integrating them into world-building.
Data Collection & Documentation – Keeping journals, tracking discoveries, and analyzing island development.
Presentation & Public Speaking – Showcasing island progress, storytelling, and engaging in group discussions.

Soft Skills:

Creativity & Innovation – Encouraging imaginative thinking to design new worlds and unique narratives.
Collaboration & Teamwork – Working in groups to build islands, solve conflicts, and share ideas.
Communication & Expression – Engaging in discussions, presentations, and written storytelling.
Empathy & Cultural Awareness – Understanding diverse perspectives through mythology, history, and island governance.
Leadership & Responsibility – Taking charge of different aspects of island development and making group decisions.
Adaptability & Resilience – Learning to adjust ideas, overcome obstacles, and improve creations over time.
Critical Thinking & Analysis – Evaluating solutions, designing sustainable environments, and solving resource dilemmas.
Confidence & Self-Expression – Encouraging students to share their work, voice ideas, and take creative risks.
Conflict Resolution & Negotiation – Handling island challenges, community-building, and managing group dynamics.
Curiosity & Lifelong Learning – Encouraging exploration, research, and the joy of discovery.

Teaching Style & Engagement:

Our teaching style is highly interactive, encouraging creativity, discussion, and hands-on engagement. We act as guides and mentors, providing learners with the tools to shape their own unique worlds while fostering problem-solving, collaboration, and storytelling skills.

How will learners interact with us?

Live discussions – Students will pitch ideas, problem-solve, and receive direct feedback.
Creative workshops – We guide them through drawing, writing, and world-building activities.
Mini-games & challenges – Fun, interactive tasks to reinforce learning.
Breakout rooms – Small groups for collaboration and teamwork.
Q&A sessions – Open-ended discussions to spark imagination and encourage participation.
We are highly engaged with learners, offering one-on-one guidance in breakout sessions, fostering an inclusive, dynamic learning environment, and encouraging every student’s unique creative ideas every step of the way!