This is a good resource full of practical classroom activities. The first section provides a theoretical context of belief that young people should be encouraged to explore their hopes and fears for the future of society and the planet and dev...
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Citizenship, Economics, English, Environmental Studies, ESD / Global Citizenship, Geography, History, Local and Global Citizens, Modern Studies, PSHE / PSE / PSED, RE / RS
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Aid, Appropriate technology, Arms trade, Conservation, Debt, Development, Economy, Environment, Farming, Food, Global citizenship, Human rights, Industry, Participation, Racism, Sustainable development, Urban
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This resource has been written by and for secondary geography teachers with a citizenship emphasis. It contains activities and information to stimulate and support classroom work on globalisation. The book raises questions about the concepts, c...
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An excellent series of books introducing pupils to the issue of global sustainability in a considered and thought-provoking way. For example, in 'World Population' the link between sustainability and population is illustrated in the following ...
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Appropriate technology, Conservation, Development, Economy, Energy, Environment, Farming, Food, Health, Homes and Homelessness, Human rights, Industry, Interdependence, Natural resources, Population, Poverty, Refugees / Asylum, Rural, Urban
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A series of books for 7 - 9 year olds. Each has simple text and good, large illustrations and photographs. The books look at the landscape, the people and where they live, the capital city, industry, farming, daily life, food, festivals and ...
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A good-sized (A1) physical map of India and her neighbours. Eight colour photographs surround the map illustrating some of the contrasts in the country. The disputed border between India and Pakistan is indicated. The village of Chembakolli ...
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An excellent cross-curricular series for 7 - 11 year olds about India. I particularly like the way that children are used to illustrate the themes and the contrasts within the country. The first programme is about a typical Bombay family thro...
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Arts, Colonialism, Community, Culture, Development, Family, Farming, Festival/Celebrations, Food, Global citizenship, Homes and Homelessness, Industry, Interdependence, Language, Play and toys, Population, Religion, Rural, Transport, Urban, Water
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A very good television series giving a realistic but positive picture of India, Bangladesh and Indonesia. 1) Farming and Development is set in Kerala, India where land has been shared with the poorest. 2) Environment and Industry explores sus...
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Aid, Conservation, Development, Employment, Environment, Farming, Fishing, Food, Industry, Poverty, Rural, Trade, Transport, Urban
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A pack about the impact of tourism on communities and the environment. There are three main activities which explore the benefits and problems which come with tourism in the U.K. (employment, preservation of historic buildings, new markets for...
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This history teaching pack explores the relationship between Britain's Industrial Revolution and colonialism in the Caribbean, Ireland and India. The pack is organised into four units: Britain's Industrial Revolution which explores the wealth ...
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