Since the Syrian civil war broke out, millions of children have suffered from the conflict’s devastating toll on education. Destruction and displacement have thwarted school enrollment, literacy rates, and critical development skills. Twelve-year old Nour and her family fled from Syria at the beginning of the crisis and are now living in a tented settlement in northern Lebanon. Nour was born with a hearing and speech impediment that can make learning difficult, but with the help of digital gaming and partnership between the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and War Child Holland (WCH), Nour is continuing to learn.