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17 lessons
First encounter with the Rights of the Child
What is the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child about, and what does it mean if a country has ratified it – pledged to follow it?
Action cards with inspiration
Let the students be inspired by WCP Child Rights Heroes and then harness the enthusiasm generated to enable them to discover how they themselves can make a difference.
Litter Survey
Go out and conduct a litter survey with your students. You will need: Sticks and two-metre lengths of string. Ideally gloves and/or picking tools. Agree on any litter the students will not pick up, e.g. because it is hazardous.
Scrap creations
It is possible to create beautiful, fun and useful items using scrap. Working with colours and shades, recycling, decorating and reusing!
Breaking the cycle of poverty
The Global Goals for Sustainable Development, which partly aim to eradicate poverty, cannot be achieved unless children’s rights are respected.
What does it mean?
A method that helps pupils improve at understanding text.
Problem tree about slavery
Identify causes, effects and solutions linked to modern day slavery - children being exploited as slave labour, sometimes as debt slaves.
Rights & responsibilities
It’s important to know one’s own rights to be able to respect the rights of others. How are children treated in your local community?
Covid-19 & Child Rights
A newly discovered virus is making a lot of people sick. Children and adults must change their ways in order to combat the spread of infection. How does this affect children’s daily lives and overall health?
Help from the expert groups
A method built on cooperation and support from friends.
Windows with views
Stories about vulnerable children and Child Rights Heroes reflect many violations of children’s rights, but also proven solutions. Work individually at first, then take a combined approach and choose the best solution together as a group.
Recount and listen
To understand a story in-depth, it sometimes takes a little more work!
Role Play
Use role play as a way of illustrating your experiences through stories.
Talking Chips
Talking chips as a method provides a structure for group dialogue, conversations and discussions that helps pupils express themselves and participate on equal terms.
The Problem Tree
Identify causes, effects and solutions linked to various challenges and problems
Make a Peep Box or diaorama
Explore the lives of a child, a family, or one of the WCP Child Rights Heroes, and make it come alive in a Peep Box or diorama.
Create effective communication
Let your students try different ways of formulating messages, and find out what is most effective.10 Related content
Reporter activities on arrival
Following the preparations and the flight, it is finally time to start the job in the destination country.
Logs and diaries add value to the trip
The diary or log is a great documentation and evaluation tool that can be used from start to finish, throughout the learning process. It may be only the student who uses it and reads it, or the diaries may be gathered in and read by the teacher on a regular basis.
Lessons & Activities
Find lesson plans and classroom activities for working in the classroom with issues around the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Global Goals and other important issues.
Barns rätt till inflytande
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NLG Guide
Here you can access and download the No Litter Generation guide for teachers and Child Rights Ambassadors.
The World’s Children’s Prize Program
Here you will learn everything about the World’s Children’s Prize program (WCP), step by step, with suggestions for materials to use, lesson plans, exercises, and activities.The WCP Program is one of the world’s largest annual education initiatives, empowering children to become changemakers.
Stories
Children as well as adults can learn from and enjoy the stories in The Globe. These reallife stories are at the core of the program. Set aside ample time to read and reflect on the stories.
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Students bring their messages on a 3 km trek for rights and change – a natural and powerful end to Changemaker Day.
Explore: Rights of the Child
Start your changemaker journey by studying children’s rights as expressed in the UN Convention for the Rights of the Child.30 documents to download
Guide for Child Rights Ambassadors
As a World’s Children’s Prize Child Rights Ambassador, you are a changemaker for a better world. With the help of the WCP Program, you will educate and empower other children where you live, as well as teach adults about child rights, especially girls’ equal rights.
