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Thinking exercise about the Global Goals
How can the world achieve the Global Goals by the year 2030?
Action Cards
Harness the enthusiasm generated by the WCP Program and enable participants to discover how they themselves can make a difference.
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.
Speed-dating om livsstilsfrågor
Sverige är ett av de länder i världen som har allra störst påverkan på naturen per person. Vi lever upp resurser betydligt snabbare än vad jorden klarar av. Det krävs stora förändringar i livsstil och konsumtion, på individuell, nationell och global nivå om vi och världen ska kunna nå de globala målen till 2030.
Scrap creations
It is possible to create beautiful, fun and useful items using scrap. Working with colours and shades, recycling, decorating and reusing!
Children’s rights and the Global Goals
Discover the connection between the articles of the UNCRC and various Global Goals and targets.
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.
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?
If I were a Child Rights Ambassador
Children and young people in some of the poorest and most violent countries in the world are being trained to be WCP Child Rights Ambassadors. How would your pupils carry out the job of being an ambassador?
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.
You me Equal Rights
Inspiration from stories about children’s collective struggle for gender equality.
Role Play
Use role play as a way of illustrating your experiences through stories.
Talk litter
Littering is one of several kinds of pollution that are contaminating the environment in the air and on the ground, and it affects everything from our health to the climate.The Opinion Line on gender equality
How equal are we in our class and school? Find out using a classic exercise.
Follow the timeline
Begin with the timeline of the history of democracy and then look at the parallel trend in your country or in an entire region or continent.
A day in the life
What does your day look like compared with children in other countries and environments?
Chains of Cause and Effect
What are the causes of the problems and challenges that the Child Rights Heroes are trying to solve? A whole class task, in which everyone helps identify causes in a discussion about how different factors can combine and create negative chains of cause and effect.
The Problem Tree
Identify causes, effects and solutions linked to various challenges and problems
The Global Goals and you
Children’s own accounts of their lives in and around the Peace Parks in southern Africa provide inspiration and facts for an exercise about our future.
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.
Girls’ rights under attack in Afghanistan
As girls and women in Afghanistan fear for their future under the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, use this activity to identify causes, effects and solutions linked to violations of girls’ rights in fragile states.3 Related content
The Global Trip
Divide your class into teams of reporters and have them go on simulated journeys around the world. Their mission: to report on the rights of the child and the heroes that fight for children.
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.
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