Across classrooms and communities, young innovators are dreaming boldly, solving real-world problems, and proving that age is no barrier to creativity or impact.
These budding entrepreneurs are turning imagination into action! Let’s celebrate the winners of this year’s Imagination League Challenges — where creativity, kindness, and curiosity come together to make the world a better place.
Aflatoun Better Together Challenge – SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
Design a project that brings together your school, family, and community to solve a local problem and make everyone feel included.
First Place: RuediCamas
Regina T (8), Mexico
Regina loves animals and the Earth, so she found a way to help both! Her project, RuediCamas, turns old tires and recycled fabrics into colorful, comfy dog beds.
Each bed is handmade with creativity and care, often with the help of her family. By giving new life to used materials and keeping waste out of the environment, Regina’s idea promotes recycling, animal care, and responsible pet ownership.
RuediCamas shows how one small eco‑friendly idea can bring comfort to pets and kindness to the planet at the same time.
Runner Up: Good Habit Bank
Yumna A (8), Afifa F (8), Aisyah Z (9), Khaliqa R (9), Indonesia
The Good Habit Bank is all about turning good actions into great rewards! Kids make their own piggy banks from recycled cardboard and use fun habit trackers to record daily positive actions — like reading, helping at home, or caring for others.
Each time they stick to a habit, they earn a small “deposit” in their piggy bank. This playful system teaches patience, effort, and financial literacy, while showing how every little good habit adds up! It’s a creative way to keep both kids and the planet growing strong.
Runner Up: Arshidni
Abdulaziz A (12); Khalid M (11), Saudi Arabia
Sometimes, we all need a little help finding our way. That’s where Arshidni, meaning “Guide Me,” comes in.
This thoughtful idea focuses on making guidance easier to find and more welcoming. The students designed Arshidni to help people connect with the right advice or support whenever they feel unsure. With its friendly and simple approach, it reminds us that asking for help is a brave and positive thing.
EverBank Little Savers Challenge – SDG 4: Decent Work and Economic Growth
Create a fun way for kids to learn about saving money or starting a business.
First Place: Needometer
Adithya D (6), USA
Adithya saw that lots of kids spend money quickly, sometimes, before thinking twice! So he designed Needometer, a simple and clever app that helps you decide if something is a need or a want before you buy it.
The app also tracks how much money kids save and shows how holding off on small purchases can lead to bigger rewards later. With fun visuals and smart features, Needometer helps children learn patience, planning, and smart spending in a way that’s both meaningful and fun.
Runner Up: Rainbow Saver
Aria S (8), USA
Rainbow Saver is a smart wearable bracelet that turns chores and good habits into a colorful reward system. Each completed task lights up a new color or earns a “rainbow coin,” making saving and budgeting both visual and fun.
Through this playful approach, kids learn how to plan, save, and give; developing self-control and financial confidence while celebrating their progress, one color at a time.
Runner Up: Little CEOs
Amulya P (11), USA
Little CEOs is an interactive business simulation app where kids run virtual companies, from lemonade stands to slime shops! Players learn how pricing, supply, demand, and decision-making affect profits.
By letting learners experience real outcomes for spending and saving, Little CEOs turns economics into an engaging, hands-on game that fosters entrepreneurship and creativity in young minds.
A heartfelt thank‑you to every young innovator who dreamed, designed, and shared their ideas and to the incredible educators, parents, and mentors who guided them along the way. You all turned Season 2 of the Imagination League into a celebration of what happens when learning and imagination work hand in hand.
We’re already looking ahead with excitement to see where imagination will lead next when new challenges drop this Fall.