On May 31st, LOGS Association – Social Initiative Group brought energy education to the heart of the community through an engaging Energy Trivia Game for kids, as part of the Erasmus+ KA220 ADU project “Participatory School of Energy Culture.” The activity took place during the Giarmata în Mișcare event and gathered over 50 enthusiastic young participants ready to learn and play.

The game invited children to test their knowledge about sustainability and energy-saving habits in a fun and interactive format. The rules were simple: pick a question from the basket, give the correct answer, and win a chocolatey reward.

Questions such as “What type of energy is sustainable?” or “What happens if you leave the lights on when you leave the house?” sparked lively discussion and reflection on daily habits and environmental responsibility. Through this playful experience, children not only had fun but also learned key messages about energy awareness and sustainability.

This action aligns with the broader goals of the Participatory Schools of Energy Culture project, which promotes civic engagement and energy education for all ages. By involving kids early in the conversation, the project encourages the development of a new generation that values a just, clean, and inclusive energy future.

The Energy Trivia Game was a reminder that learning can be fun — and that real change begins with small questions, curious minds, and community spirit.