Links to more resources

www.climatechoices.org.uk

Climate Choices - Children's Voices is aimed at teachers of children aged 9-11 years who want to help children begin to understand the challenging and complex issue of climate change.

In addition to introducing climate change, the site looks at how food choices impact on climate change and how climate change is affecting food supply. A range of resources, including video clips, presentations, games and worksheet-based activities are provided for you to use as appropriate.

This website has been funded and developed by Practical Action in conjunction with CIEC.

The Global Dimension website has a helpful guide to books, films, posters and websites with a global dimension. Searchable database of resources, case studies and the Global Calendar of events with ideas how to celebrate them in the classroom.

http://www.globaleye.org.uk/

Online magazine, primary and secondary resources, index to countries and themes.

www.globalgang.org.uk

Christian Aid website with lesson plans and pupil worksheets.

www.oneworld.net/guides

OneWorld Guides address a range of development topics such as aid, child labour, food security and gender; alongside a range of Country Guides which illustrate the human development problems faced by developing countries.

www.oxfam.org.uk/coolplanet

Global Citizenship and teaching ideas - Oxfam.

www.persona-doll-training.org

The Dolls and their stories are powerful tools for exploring, uncovering and confronting bias. They help children to express their feelings and ideas, think critically, challenge unfair treatment and develop empathy with people who are different to themselves.

www.savethechildren.org.uk

Resources, multimedia and games for teachers and youth workers. On line resource library of video and audio clips, games and photo-stories.

www.stepin.org

The STEP website is an educational resource for key stages 3 and 4 which uses detailed examples of the way people use technology for sustainable development, in both industrialised and developing countries, enabling pupils to recognise the economic and environmental impacts of their own technology choices.

The website contains a range of case studies drawn from around the world, focusing on practical, sustainable solutions to real problems. The project is ongoing, so more case studies will be added to the site at regular intervals.

STEP was the Winner of the Council of Europe's Worldaware Award for Global Education 1999.