Your ideas deserve a place on the bag.
A label could carry a drawing, a question or something a class wants the world to notice. You could also research a coffee fact or write about your own coffee journey. Make a private label, story or fact-check draft, then show it to a teacher or trusted adult.
Let’s start here.
Choose one label idea or coffee question. Use the label tool or student notebook to make a draft, then ask a teacher whether your class would like to develop it together.
Three questions to discuss in class.
- Would you like to design a label, research a fact or share a coffee journey?
- Which teacher or adult could support and review the activity?
- How would the participating children choose what to share and benefit from it?
The label tool and student notebook keep your draft on your own device. They do not collect your name, email or work. A teacher or adult coordinator can contact the project about a class activity.
Teachers: explore a class activity ↗Make the idea with your school.
Before any student artwork or story is published or used on a real bag, the school should plan the activity and agree permissions with the young artists and their families. You can explore and draft now without sending personal details.
Explore the six label ideas ↗