| Primary Resources Catalogue 2002 – W
Wake up, world! CD-ROM
Based on the popular children’s book (B-146) this includes six countries,
six children and six themes to explore. Aimed at 5-7 year olds.
Thirty-eight page teachers’ notes and activity sheets. Single user
CD-ROM. Produced in partnership with Oxfam by Anglia Multimedia
(now Granada). See also Your world, my world (PA-151).
PA-156: £52.00: Granada 2001
Wake up, World!
‘A day in the life of children around the world’. Taking eight children,
their family and friends this easy-to-read text shows similarities
and differences in daily experiences.
B-146 £6.50 Frances Lincoln Publishers in association
with Oxfam
We Are What We Eat
Focuses on the food we eat, where it comes from, what food we buy
and why we buy it. The focus moves from a personal look at food
to a wider global view. Teachers’ notes, photocopiable activity
sheets and ideas for discussion support the book.
B-433 £6.75 UNICEF
We, the world
A1-size wall map, three A3-size posters, a set of mock letters from
each child, activity sheets and teachers’ notes.
Survival International has compiled extensive information for the
teacher on lives of the Yanomami, Ba-aka and the Chukchee peoples
and the three children who are central to the pack.
It consists of an A1-size poster of the world with insets on eight
tribal peoples. Three of these are featured in A3-size posters with
beautiful photographs. As a means of engaging with the tribal children
a sequence of mock letters is provided for each. The language level
and motivational power would make this material applicable for less
able secondary pupils.
National Lottery and commercial partnership has permitted this pack
to be distributed widely and Worldaware can provide copies for just
£2.50 to cover postage and packing
PA-236: £2.50: Survival International 2000
Where Camels are Better than Cars
Three separate sections of material reflect different aspects of
life in and around Douentza, a town in Mali. Twelve colour photographs
illustrate the locality and the lives of four children.
PA-192 £16.90 Birmingham DEC
Whose Place? St Lucia (Video)
Fifteen minute video looking at St. Lucia’s environment, types of
employment on the island and the changes taking place there. The
island’s future is explored through the eyes of a banana grower,
a factory worker, a hotel employee and a diver.
V-2 £13.50 Worldaware
Why on Earth?
Practical ideas for developing a global perspective through four
popular themes: shelter, food preservation, soil and energy. Explains
how children can relate their science investigations to real life
situations around the world. Illustrated with line drawings and
black and white photographs.
H-92 £9.75 Birmingham DEC
Why do they have to fight?
Refugee children’s stories from Bosnia, Kurdistan, Somalia, and
Sri Lanka.
B-427: £5.00: Refugee Council 1998
Woven lives – audio play
– a creative approach to citizenship and sustainable development
for 7-11 year olds. This pack contains an audio CD and play script,
teachers’ pack with activities and photocopiable sheets, three A2-size
posters and a background booklet on Guatemala. The play focuses
on three generations of one family and the changes they face.
PA-155: £24.00: MUNDI 2001
Young Citizens
This looks at children taking action in their communities.
Through the lives of five young citizens from different countries
around the world, this activity and photopack covers a broad range
of citizenship themes. Seventy-two page book with twenty-four stand-alone
activities and sixteen A4-size photocards.
PA-253 : £16.75 : Save the Children 2002
Your world, my world
A Wake up, world! photo-pack for citizenship, PSE and PSD. Forty-eight
page teachers’ notes with activities and further information about
the four children featured, plus twenty-four A4-size photo-cards,
A1-size poster map.
PA-151: £20.00: Oxfam 2001
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