For teachers
Teachers around the world use the World’s Children’s Prize Program (WCP) in their teaching plan, in many subjects. Use practical, engaging activities to build knowledge and skills and develop awareness and values. It educates and empowers children to become changemakers for a better world, championing the equal worth of every individual, the rights of the child, democracy and sustainable development.
The World’s Children’s Prize Program starts November 1 and continues until May 2019. The last date to report the results of your Global Vote is April 16, 2019.
Teacher’s guide
Tips, ideas and activities for your work in the classroom. > More
Get with the program
Find out how to use the WCP program in your school, and adapt it to your student’s specific wants and needs.
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Authentic stories
The storytelling material The Globe and life stories online are the key to your students’ enthusiasm and willingness to learn and grow.
> MoreNo Litter Generation
A new initiative based on the UN’s Global Sustainable Development Goals and the right of all children to a clean and healthy environment.
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Materials to download
Find everything you need here, including teacher’s guides and country fact sheets.
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Ideas and activities
Find concrete and practical ideas for how to work with the WCP Program in your classroom.
> MorePRIZE FOUNDATION
P.O, Box 150, SE-647 24
Mariefred, Sweden
Office address: Långgatan 13,
Mariefred, Sweden
Phone: +46-159-129 00
prize@worldschildrensprize.org
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Prize Foundation
