About mun.kids
Model UN that fits in your pocket.
A course, a video library and a real debate tool, built for 10th, 11th and 12th graders. Short lessons. Real issues. No experience needed.
What's inside
All in one place
The course
6 short lessons, from "what is the UN?" to your first position paper. Games in every one.
Open the course →Topics
9 real debates, from social media bans to space junk, with the facts and where each country stands.
Explore →Countries
All 195 countries, so you can prepare whichever one your conference gives you.
Find yours →Videos
43 clips: real teens at the real UN, famous speeches, explainers and Model UN on TV.
Watch →Sessions
Run a real committee from your phone: roll call, speakers list, caucuses, motions and votes.
Start one →Your progress
Scores, drafts and past sessions follow you to any device. Pick up exactly where you stopped.
See yours →Globe game
Spin the world, see the UN regional groups, then play Name it and Find it.
Spin it →Research with AI
Copy-paste prompts for any AI tool, and a research skill for Claude. Check every fact.
Get the prompts →School galleries
Photos and videos from classes and conferences, and a wall of fame for awards.
Take a look →Everything except this page, Help and the home page needs a login. Your teacher adds you to the class list first.
Why bother?
What you'll get good at
Speak up
Say something clear in 60 seconds, with the whole room looking at you.
Think like a diplomat
Argue for a country you don't live in, using facts that check out.
Team up
Find allies, trade ideas and write one plan that enough people will vote for.
also: looks great on a college application
By the numbers
6short lessons, with games in each
195countries to represent
9real-world topics to debate
43videos
Who it's for
Students and teachers
Students
- Log in with your school email. No password.
- Do the lessons on your phone or on the class screen.
- Join a session with a code and follow it live.
- Preparing for a real conference? Pick your country and topic, and every lesson follows.
- Your scores are private: only you and your teachers see them.
Teachers
- Add students one by one, as a pasted list, or from a CSV file.
- Pick the class topic, or let students bring their own conference topic.
- Show any lesson full screen on a projector.
- Chair a session, or let students chair their own.
- See scores and who's active on the teacher pages.
House rules
How we built it
Short
If it can be said in fewer words, it is.
Phone first
Every page works on a phone, and looks big on a projector.
Real facts
Country facts come with sources and a "checked" date.
No ads
No trackers, no data selling. Videos load only when you press play.