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Age: Senior Primary/ Key Stage 2
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This resource provides teachers of Senior Infants/ Key Stage 2 children with information, lessons, photos and activities that explore Trócaire’s work through the lens of Uganda. It considers the impact of a community dealing with these difficulties facing them post conflict. English language version. |
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We have published our very own edition of Peters Projection World Map thanks to Oxford Cartographers. This map gives a more accurate and proportionate impression of the world and can be used as an educational tool. Arno Peters, a historian from Bremen, developed a map of the world for our time. Faithful in area, axis and position, it accurately represents the proportions of the northern and southern hemispheres. The Peters Map and the Peters Atlas are refreshing alternatives to the outdated eurocentric perspective that has clouded our world-view for 400 years. The Peters map shows every country in its true size and on equal footing. To order a print of the map please contact Mary Boyce on mboyce@trocaire.ie or call (01) 6293333.
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This collection of six (A3) challenging and educational posters can be used in schools, educational centres to spread the message of a Just Freedom. Each poster deals with a specific theme. They include: Human Dignity, Climate Justice, Gender Equality, Wealth and Poverty, Children's Rights and the Promotion of our 'Better World Award'. To order a pack please contact Mary Boyce by email: mboyce@trocaire.ie or on (01) 629 3333. |
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(This resource can also be accessed via your interactive whiteboard. )
This resource is designed for 3rd to 6th class pupils/ Primary 4 to 7. It examines the drought in east Africa, focusing on the causes and effects of the drought in Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia. The interactive whiteboard activities and image slide show offer opportunities for students to develop critical thinking, empathy and communication skills. Accompanying worksheets include questions and activities encouraging students to be active citizens by ‘Speaking Up and Speaking Out’ about east Africa. Teacher's notes are also included.
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This resource has been written in conjunction with Eco-Schools. It provides a range of activities to incorporate a global perspective into the classroom and focuses on three of the ten Eco-School topics; Global Perspectives, Water and the impact of Climate Change. |
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This resource provides teachers of Senior Primary/ Key Stage 2 children with information and activities that explore the theme of poverty and considers the impact of a community dealing with these difficulties. Irish language version. |
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This resource provides teachers of Senior Primary/ Key Stage 2 children with information and activities that explore the theme of poverty and considers the impact of a community dealing with these difficulties. English language version. |
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This downloadable resource provides Senior Primary educators with activities to introduce their pupils to the concepts of hunger and poverty. Through exploration of the experiences of a young girl called Domitille growing up in Rwanda, students will learn to celebrate, respect and value diversity. |
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This resource consists of lesson plans and worksheets that contain engaging activities for educators who wish to explore the theme of Fair Trade within the Junior Primary classroom. |
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This resource consists of lesson plans and worksheets that contain engaging activities for educators who wish to explore the theme of Poverty within the Junior Primary classroom. |
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This resource consists of lesson plans and worksheets that contain engaging activities for educators who wish to explore the theme of Climate Change within the Junior Primary classroom. |
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This award-winning Senior Primary education resource teaches children about natural disasters by exploring them through four short films set in South East Asia. The resource includes a DVD and an accompanying booklet containing activities, case studies and worksheets.
Cost : €10/£8. To place an order: email mboyce@trocaire.ie
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This is an educational resource for Senior Primary educators who wish to explore the issue of conflict in the Middle East. It contains lots of fun and challenging activities to use in the classroom. |
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This resource provides Senior Primary educators with ideas, activities and background information to introduce children to the concept of people being forced from their homes. The resource includes a selection of images and stories as well as activities and games to stimulate discussion within the classroom. |
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This Senior Primary booklet looks at Climate Change and its effect on developing countries with a particular focus on water. The materials contain background information on Climate Change, activities and information around responses to water shortages in Kenya and suggestions for action. |
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In this resource the life of Mpatsa is profiled to allow Senior Primary educators to explore the issue of ‘Equal Rights for All’ with their pupils. The materials contain background information for the teacher on Malawi and gender, pupil worksheets, posters and a prayer service. |
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This resource tells the story of Jamie and his family who live on a coffee plantation in Nicaragua. Issues around children’s rights are explored with special emphasis on education and child labour. Also included is a Prayer Service, Class Mass for Lent, pupil worksheets and posters. |
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This booklet focuses on the country of Ethiopia and comes complete with activities, stories and images. Ideal for exploring global issues and in particular the root causes of poverty from a personal perspective. |
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This resource highlights what life is like for the people of Rwanda 10 years after the genocide in which 800,000 people were killed. There is a particular emphasis on the issue of conflict and classroom activities explore ideas for conflict resolution which the pupils themselves can implement in their daily interactions. |
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This booklet contains worksheets for Senior Primary pupils designed to introduce pupils to development issues. It focuses on the United Nations Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and highlights how Trócaire is working to ensure that these goals are met. |
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