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A river bursts its banks. You're trapped in a building. You'd prefer to be somewhere else. Is a piggyback the answer? Explore the depths.
Can you count guns, decipher an emergency and interpret signs of shortage? Test your skills with the video quiz & fun follow-up activities.
High on the list of social skills worth learning is that of staying alive. Use these house party video triggers and activities to build young people's ability to cope in a crisis.
Why is the red cross special? Explore what it means in both armed conflict and international law with this school assembly kit.
How can a human be a shield? A lesson plan to explore the law behind the term, stimulated by reports in news from Libya and elsewhere.
Activities for geography, creative writing, history and science based on three intriguing underwater photos
Explore the phenomenon with a wonderfully composed, non-militaristic photograph and a series of imaginative activities. Forces and motion, hard sums and terminal velocities covered.
Invite students to rank these ideas for giving money, from best to worst. What motivates people to take action of any kind – not just giving money?
This lesson plan contains three imaginative options for exploring the August disorder.
What is it like to be forced to leave your home? Engage students' common humanity to explore refugees' experiences and needs.