'One day, one world' is a KS2 film about a day in the life of children in Bangladesh and in the UK, to explore similarities and differences and support global learning, with accompanying teacher notes.
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Comparing a day in the life Tuli in Bangladesh and Josh in England, 'One day, one world' focuses on the similarities between the children against a backdrop of difference.
This film is a great cross-curricular resource to explore the wider world and help increase children’s global awareness.
Watch the film chapter by chapter (below).
Notes include key questions and suggested activities to support Religious Education and Catholic Social Teaching as well as work on other faiths. Also includes links to CAFOD’s Universal Church Units, and a topic web with lesson ideas across the curriculum.
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Learn about a range of traditional Bangladeshi games.
Learn to play kutkut – a traditional Bangladeshi game being played in the film.
