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Project on the history
of biodiversity |
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Collect football boots to encourage
newly arrived refugees to join in sport |
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Collect used clothes in good condition
for the Red Cross or the various children’s
organizations |
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Take children to visit elderly citizens
in community care or invite those who
are able to visit the children |
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Start a community vegetable garden |
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Find another school – communicate
and support each other |
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Select a country which is relevant
to your curriculum in Africa, India,
South-East Asia or South America and
find a project you would like to support
on one of their websites |
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Participate in the UNICEF ‘Cup
for Kids’ – to register
and receive an activity pack contact
cup for kids@unicef.org.au |
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Arrange activities to link with the
themes of Children’s Week. Visit
Global Education website for ideas:-
www.globaleducation.edna.edu.au |
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Organise a special family fun day
for parents and children to enjoy |
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Teddy Bear’s Picnic |
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‘Open House Day’ – opportunity
to invite the community to see what
you are doing for children |
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Hold an artwork and photographic
exhibition at your local shopping centre
around the theme related to children |
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