Inspired by The Amazing Generation, we want students across the country to have fun and enjoy their time offline.
Students will read The Amazing Generation—the new book from #1 New York Times bestselling authors Jonathan Haidt and Catherine Price—on their own, try something inspired by it, and share a short reflection. Every student who participates will get a certificate of recognition.

When you sign up, you'll receive a free digital toolkit so you can launch the challenge with no prep time.
Your toolkit includes:

District leaders, student services directors, school counselors, social workers, librarians, and anyone who works with students in grades 4–6 (ages 9–12). The challenge is designed for upper elementary and middle school students, but younger or older students are welcome too.
Get the book to students and encourage them to submit a reflection.
About 30–45 minutes to launch the program (choose how to distribute, send home the parent letter, hand out books and prompt cards) and 30–45 minutes during the school year (remind students about the deadline, collect submissions). Total: about 1–2 hours spread across the school year.
Through a simple online form. Students can submit a written reflection, a photo essay, a creative response, or a "My Summer Reset Plan" worksheet.
Every student who submits receives a certificate of recognition. Districts can choose to recognize participating students who receive a certificate of recognition and turn it in to a district contact.
No. This is about helping students reflect on their own habits and build agency. It's a student-centered conversation about wellbeing — not an advocacy campaign for any specific school or legislative policy.