IGG GROW and FLY: Choice Challenge 03
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Description
Be able to identify the Fairtrade symbols on different products
Resources
Pictures of eight different items which have the Fairtrade logo
Pictures of eight different items which do not have the Fairtrade logo
A4 sheet with eight squares on it
Instructions
Introduction
Have a discussion with the Ladybirds about all the different people who are involved in them getting food for example the farmer, the shopkeeper.
Explain that if a product is Fairtrade it means that all the people get a fair amount of money. Cocoa Life is another mark of fair trade.
Show the Ladybirds pictures of the Fairtrade and Cocoa Life logos so they can recognise both.
Instructions
• Place all the pictures of the products jumbled up at the end of the hall.
• Divide the Ladybirds into three lines at the opposite end of the hall.
• The Ladybirds will have to run one by one to the end of the hall and pick up a picture which has the Fairtrade logo on it. They then run back to their team and place the picture in an empty square on their team sheet.
• The game continues until all eight squares have a picture of a Fairtrade product.
Debrief
Tell the Ladybirds to keep an eye out for the Fairtrade symbol over the next week when they are in the shops with their Mammy/Daddy.
Tags
- fair trade
- fairtrade
- IGG
- relay game
- SDG 10 Reduced Inequalities
- SDG 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities
- SDG 12
- SDG 12 Responsible Consumption and Production
- SDG 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth
- Taking turns
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