Eco Heroes for families
One family plan unlocks all 17 illustrated books, the adventure game, 850+ trivia questions and handbooks for two age groups, in 12 languages.
What's included
Written by Ricardo Alcántara (Premio Lazarillo) and David Fernández Sifres (Premio Barco de Vapor), illustrated by eleven artists. Published in seven languages.
Each goal is a full learning cycle: read, answer, then try a mission in real life. Kids earn XP, choose avatars and unlock diplomas.
Spin the wheel, pick a goal and a level. Three difficulty levels, twelve avatars and live scoring.
Explorer for ages 8 to 12 and Changemaker for ages 13 to 17, so brothers and sisters can each learn at their own level.
Price
How families use it
Read one story together, at bedtime or on a weekend morning.
Play that goal in the adventure game and answer its quiz to collect XP.
Pick the goal's real-world mission and try it at home, in your street or at the shops.
Questions
Ages 8 to 17, in two tracks: Explorer (8 to 12) and Changemaker (13 to 17). Parents also use it with children outside these ranges.
Yes. Every subscription starts with a free month, and the first book, The Tree Woman, is free to read with no account.
Yes, any time through Stripe. You keep access until the end of the billing period, and there are no fees.
The platform runs in 12 languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Catalan, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Dutch and Chinese. The books are published in seven of them.
Yes. It works in any browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and you can install it as an app to use the lessons, trivia and games without an internet connection.
Each guide explains one goal with the real UN target, the latest numbers and a 15-minute activity.
The SDG 1 guide and its story are free, with no account needed.
Read SDG 1 free →