GREEN FLAG RESOURCES
The resources have been developed for use by a range of ages and abilities of pupils
but please feel free to adapt them to suit your needs. Each lesson or 'set' of resources
includes a 'Teachers' food for thought' section. This provides some background information
for you, as a teacher starting to deliver activities with a global dimension.
The 'Teachers' food for thought' should provide you with a context to place the
work in, ideas on how to organise the activities, places to do further background
reading about issues you are unfamiliar with and ideas to share and discuss with
your pupils to ensure they get the most out of the activities.
We would welcome your feedback on any of the resources.
Name of the activity
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Water Teachers' food for thought
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Resource Summary
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An introductory document on how you may integrate global-themed water activities
into your learning and the kinds of questions and issues you may raise.
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Teachers
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- Water teachers' food for thought.doc
Water Teachers
Food for Thought.zip
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Using photographs
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Designed to be used with a set of photos of water images from around the world or
with a photo pack from a particular country. This provides a range of ideas and
techniques to develop 'photo literacy' in interactive and thought-provoking ways,
looking at interpreting the pictures, developing empathy, questioning and enquiry
and investigating places.
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Key Stage 1-4
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Using Photographs.zip
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Water and the global dimension drama techniques
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Designed to be used during a 'wider' scheme of work studying water, this is a series
of practical ideas to develop participative drama with your pupils. Simple, easy
to follow instructions from warm up, to simple techniques to improvisation and scripting
looking at water at home and abroad in an engaging and easy to access way.
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Suitable for
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Key Stage 1-4
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- Water and the global dimension drama techniques.doc
Water and the Global Dimension Drama techniques.zip
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Using WaterAid's children's case studies
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A lesson plan designed to make use of the children's case studies provided by WaterAid.
Case studies are available for children aged 4-18 years old, so can be selected
accordingly. Opportunity to challenge perceptions and interpretations of photographs
and investigate water issues in other countries.
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Suitable for
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Key Stage 1-4
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- Using WaterAid's children's case studies.doc
Using Wateraids childrens case studieszip.zip
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