Showing posts with label global citizenship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label global citizenship. Show all posts
5 January 2015
New Year lesson idea
This looks like an interesting activity for the new year - there's a video on daruma dolls, which are a 400 year old tradition in Japan. They represent perseverance, patience, protection, prosperity, achievement and good luck in the new year. There's also a video on how to make an origami or papier mâché daruma doll.
Click here for the videos and more information.
20 October 2014
Diwali
Some resources for teaching your class about Diwali - click the link below the picture:
A great video on Diwali as a festival of light:
You can also watch it here and find more videos on Diwali.
Background information on Diwali
Interactive Story and quiz
Background information on Hinduism - there is a link to further resources on Diwali on the page.
A great video on Diwali as a festival of light:
You can also watch it here and find more videos on Diwali.
Background information on Diwali
Interactive Story and quiz
14 September 2014
Dangerous routes to School
Next time I'm finding it hard to get up in the morning, I'll be thankful that my route to school doesn't involve any of these methods. Some fantastic images to share with your class - I imagine they might find some of these exciting though! You could use these as a basis for discussing risk assessments when planning a trip, looking at risks in road safety, or in learning about other children around the world. You could also look here for more images of children around the world to compare to our homes and classrooms.
4 December 2013
Children around the world
This article to promote a new book 'Where Children Sleep' is a fascinating insight into the lives of children around the world - could prompt some interesting discussion in class.
It reminded me of this article from last year, showing classrooms around the world. Might be fun to provoke some thought in your classroom.
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