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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.
Help from the expert groups
A method built on cooperation and support from friends.
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 problems12 Related content
Travel to the Child Rights Heroes
Do the reporters have their press passes, passports, money, and vaccinations? Let the journey begin! Check in the bags, have your tickets ready and board the airplane or perhaps a train.
Reporter activities on arrival
Following the preparations and the flight, it is finally time to start the job in the destination country.
Returning home, sharing stories
After an intense trip, the tired young reporters come home with their notebooks (or phones) full of interesting facts and stories. Now it’s time for them to share their thoughts and experiences with others.
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.
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.
Guide to Changemaker Day
Changemaker Day is held alongside children and schools worldwide. Organize it whenever it suits you and your school best!
Round the Globe Guide
Students bring their messages on a 3 km trek for rights and change – a natural and powerful end to Changemaker Day.
Guide: My Voice for Change
It is time for the children to make their voices heard and tell us what changes they want to see where they live, in their country and even the world.
Guide to Global Vote
When students participate and work practically with the voting process on Changemaker Day, it helps them understand how democracy works in practice.
Explore: WCP Program
You and all children are welcome to participate in the World’s Children’s Prize Program and become changemakers for children's rights!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.
