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Designed by students

The student card gallery: 167 original Keepers, drawn by kids.

Give students a blank Planet Keepers frame and they fill it with moths, bee hotels, koi, wildflowers, ant hills, and eco-heroes of their own invention — complete with health points, powers, and habitat facts. This is the flywheel working in real classrooms.

From the classroom

Students mapped a whole habitat board — sky, wetland, shoreline, prairie, soil, and human connections — then played their hand-drawn cards onto the ecosystem where each species belongs.

Dozens of student-drawn Planet Keepers cards spread across a classroom table
Dozens of student-drawn Planet Keepers cards spread across a classroom table
Student-made habitat board with parrot, cattails, and milkweed cards played onto it
Student-made habitat board with parrot, cattails, and milkweed cards played onto it
Hand-drawn habitat board mapping sky, wetland, shoreline, prairie, soil, and human connections
Hand-drawn habitat board mapping sky, wetland, shoreline, prairie, soil, and human connections