Trace the journey of the cocoa bean from tree to chocolate bar. And discover along the way the difficulties workers in the chocolate trade face. This game also highlights the positive part that trade can play in communities that are developing their economies.

<p>This assembly will help your pupils reflect on the meaning of the new year, and the opportunities it presents. It features children from Honduras who have made decisions to make life better for their families, their community, and the wider world.</p>

<p>Celebrate harvest with us! is our exciting new teaching resource which includes inspiring assemblies and teaching activities, including a chance to work outside of the classroom by starting a school garden project. Our resource introduces students to the issues facing people who grow their own food, and their motivation.</p>

Christian Aid are looking at how a fair price and fair working conditions have made a difference to the lives of Jennifer and her family in Ghana.

<p><p>Using case studies from Bangladesh and Burma, this assembly and Powerpoint presentation looks at some of the reasons that force people to become refugees. It aims to help pupils empathise with their situation.</p></p>

This primary assembly encourages pupils to think about the environmental impact of their actions. It looks at how our actions in this country have an impact around the world. It also provides some ideas about how young people can address this problem.

Kenya has been described as the 'cradle of humanity' because some of the evidence of our earliest ancestors has been found there. But what is life like in Kenya today? These activities explore what it is like to live in Kenya, and encourage students to think about the issues facing the country today.

The Run for your life classroom activities introduce pupils to the challenges and difficulties facing refugees about children from around the world who were forced to leave their homes.

This pack provides flexible and imaginative ideas for teaching global citizenship within RE classes.

Food: who has it? introduces pupils to a project funded by Christian Aid in Ghana that is introducing a new source of food to the country; snails! Through an assembly and classroom activities, students are encouraged to think about both the need for food and for fair access to it.

How do children around the world care for the environment? What do your class do to look after their community? And can your class put some of their ideas into action at school? These teaching activities use the Global Gang website to explore how we can all play a role in looking after our planet and invite your class to take up the challenge!

This is a popular and highly interactive game that gives an insight into what life is like for poor people trying to earn a living. Focusing on poor children in India, this game challenges pupils to find out if they could survive on the streets of Kolkata.

This pack provides flexible and imaginative ideas for teaching global citizenship within RE classes. Supported by downloadable images and activity sheets, the pack investigates key topic areas. Each unit covers the topics that are core to both the religious education curriculum and the guidelines for citizenship education.

Crazy Climate resource pack explores the issue of climate change and poverty in an exciting poster and board game. Follow the link for more resources relating to this topic.

The Trading Game helps to show how trade affects the prosperity of a country - both positively and negatively. It is a fun and exciting introduction to the issues of trade, providing a simple outline of some very complex relationships. It is a valuable introduction to the basic issues that determine how the gap between rich and poor nations is maintained.

Natural disasters – such as earthquakes and floods – cause havoc when they strike. Developing countries experience the most disasters, and they can wipe out years of development and growth and use up vital resources. These classroom activities focus on flooding.

Through the worksheet and the activities on the website, pupils can found out more about being an 'active citizen'.

This assembly uses case studies from Angloa, Bangladesh and Burma to explore some of the reasons that force people to become refugees. With an accompanying Powerpoint presentation it aims to help pupils empathise with the situation of people who have to leave their homes. Produced by Christian Aid.

<p>This assembly explains some of the issues that affect farmers and producers around the world, and helps your pupils identify the role that they can play as responsible consumers.</p>

Climate change poses a serious threat to the planet and its people. It is also a real source of anxiety for young people who are bombarded with messages about the risks of a warming planet. This assembly takes a look at the impact that extreme weather events are having on young people around the world, and explores the links between our own behaviour and the changing climate.

Exploring the meaning of giving at Christmas, this resource, containing an assembly and classroom activities, encourages students to reflect on what we want and what we need. Students are also encouraged to think about Christmas from a global perspective, and learn how it is celebrated by other people in their class.