Small World
Small World is a magazine produced for primary schools, accompanied by a teacher insert with activites and relevent curriculum links.
Small World issues are $3.00 per copy. If you would like to receive hard copies (NZ only), please complete this order form and fax to 04 4969599.
You can also buy these magazines now on Trade Me
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Climate Survivor |
Small World 4 |
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Climate change is causing problems globally, and the Pacific is no exception. Some of our Pacifika neighbours, maybe even our family and friends, are facing the threat of being forced to leave their homes as the earth heats up and sea levels rise. This issue of Small World will help you to understand what climate change is. It explores how young people are fighting climate change in the Pacific, and what you can do to take action, right here in Aotearoa New Zealand. Download the teacher pages here PDF 136KB |
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Friend or Foe? |
Small World 3 |
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A peaceful world is something that most people want. Unfortunately, some people don't live in peace; for them it's just a dream. This issue of Small World will help you to understand what conflict is, and what peace is all about. It will uncover how people around the world are trying to end the conflict and bring peace. It will also give some ideas for action so that you can play your part and work for peace. Download the teacher pages here PDF 410KB |
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The journey of food! |
Small World 2 |
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Everyone needs food, but have you ever wondered how the food on your plate finds its way to you? In this second issue of Small World we follow the incredible journey of food, from the world to the supermarket near you. Do you know how it stays fresh? Do you know which foods travel the most to get to Aotearoa NZ? This issue gets to the bottom of these questions. Download the teacher pages here PDF 241KB |
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Rubbish |
Small World 1 |
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Rubbish is piling up all over the world but what ends up in our bins might not even be rubbish! It is plastic bags from our shopping; left over food scraps; unwanted toys or even mobile phones, hardly used before they’re tossed out to make way for the latest model. The more stuff people buy, the more they throw away. We all need to stop and think about why we’re throwing things out and where itmight end up. This first issue of Small World looks at these questions: what exactly is rubbish and where is it going? How are people around the world turning trash into treasure? What can we do to change the way we buy and what we throw away? Download the teacher pages here PDF 200KB |
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