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One World Youth Project Curriculum focuses on both cultural exchange and community service.

The school year is divided into two sections:

Part 1: Cultural Exchange Activities Part 2: Community Service

Individual & Community U.N. Millennium Development Goal Focus Making a Difference...Think Globally, Act Locally

Part 1: Cultural Exchange Activities

Individual & Community

During the first part of the school year, One World Youth Project will focus on a specific activity* to help enrich the cultural exchange. For instance, participants may be asked to write down a recipe their family cooks, draw a map of the place where they live, or retell a legend from their country.

Every two weeks students will have several activities to choose from. Teachers/group mentors can choose to have students do activities as individuals or as a group. Although, each time there will be several activity options, students should not feel as though they have to do all the activity options…they can do one or as many as they would like.

At the end of each two week period a student leader or adult mentor will be asked to mail or email a selection of the student work to One World Youth Project. The selections will be posted on the website.

Our goal is not to make these activities seem like school work but rather fun mini-projects that will help enrich the experience of linking with a sister-school/group!

Feel free to adapt, add on to, or change any of these activities to better fit your group! And, if you have ideas for any additional activities please email them to: info@oneworldyouthproject.org

*The One World Youth Project Activities belong to the Project and its creators. Our goal is to spread cultural exchange...therefore, if an outside entity is interested in using one of these Activities please email info@oneworldyouthproject.org for informaton of how to do so.

To read student work from around the world and responses to curriculum click here!

November 22nd-December 6th

Travel Journal Activity

Map Activity

December 6th- December 20th

Myth/Legend Activity

Pie-chart Activity

Postcard Activity

December 20th- January 3rd

Interview Activity

Recipe Activity

January 3rd- January 17th

News Headlines Activity

Lists of Top Ten Activity

January 17th- January 31st

Word Reflection Activity

Part 2: Community Service - United Nations Millennium Development Goal Focus

Making a Difference…Think Globally, Act Locally

The next section of curriculum focuses on the United Nations Millennium Development Goals and planning and implementing a community service project! Each pair of partnered schools will be asked to choose one of the United Nations’ Millennium Development Goals to help achieve through their service project. Each pair of partnered schools is therefore working on the same goal but with different service projects.

The part 2 curriculum is divided into three sections: LEARN, PLAN, and ACT.

click on the links below to access the curriculum including student worksheets

LEARN

teaches students about the United Nations Millennium Development Goals and helps them relate the goals to their own community.

The United Nations Millennium Development Goals

Setting goals worksheet (htm document) Setting goals worksheet (PDF format)

Goal 1 worksheet (htm document) Goal 1 worksheet (PDF format)

Goal 2 worksheet (htm document) Goal 2 worksheet (PDF format)

Goal 3 worksheet (htm document) Goal 3 worksheet (PDF format)

Goal 4 worksheet (htm document) Goal 4 worksheet (PDF format)

Goal 5 worksheet (htm document) Goal 5 worksheet (PDF format)

Goal 6 worksheet (htm document) Goal 6 worksheet (PDF format)

Goal 7 worksheet (htm document) Goal 7 worksheet (PDF format)

Goal 8 worksheet (htm document) Goal 8 worksheet (PDF format)

PLAN

guides students in developing a way to use this new found knowledge as an avenue take action.

ACT

helps students carry out, document, and share their service project work

To read student work from around the world and responses to curriculum click here!

	Curriculum One World Youth Project Curriculum focuses on both cultural exchange and community service. The school year is divided into two sections: Part 1: Cultural Exchange Activities Part 2: Community Service Individual & Community U.N. Millennium Development Goal Focus Making a Difference...Think Globally, Act Locally Part 1: Cultural Exchange Activities Individual & Community During the first part of the school year, One World Youth Project will focus on a specific activity* to help enrich the cultural exchange. For instance, participants may be asked to write down a recipe their family cooks, draw a map of the place where they live, or retell a legend from their country. Every two weeks students will have several activities to choose from. Teachers/group mentors can choose to have students do activities as individuals or as a group. Although, each time there will be several activity options, students should not feel as though they have to do all the activity options…they can do one or as many as they would like. At the end of each two week period a student leader or adult mentor will be asked to mail or email a selection of the student work to One World Youth Project. The selections will be posted on the website. Our goal is not to make these activities seem like school work but rather fun mini-projects that will help enrich the experience of linking with a sister-school/group! Feel free to adapt, add on to, or change any of these activities to better fit your group! And, if you have ideas for any additional activities please email them to: info@oneworldyouthproject.org The One World Youth Project Activities belong to the Project and its creators. Our goal is to spread cultural exchange...therefore, if an outside entity is interested in using one of these Activities please email info@oneworldyouthproject.org for informaton of how to do so. To read student work from around the world and responses to curriculum click here! November 22nd-December 6th Travel Journal Activity* Map Activity December 6th- December 20th Myth/Legend Activity Pie-chart Activity Postcard Activity December 20th- January 3rd Interview Activity Recipe Activity January 3rd- January 17th News Headlines Activity Lists of Top Ten Activity January 17th- January 31st Word Reflection Activity Part 2: Community Service - United Nations Millennium Development Goal Focus Making a Difference…Think Globally, Act Locally The next section of curriculum focuses on the United Nations Millennium Development Goals and planning and implementing a community service project! Each pair of partnered schools will be asked to choose one of the United Nations’ Millennium Development Goals to help achieve through their service project. Each pair of partnered schools is therefore working on the same goal but with different service projects. The part 2 curriculum is divided into three sections: LEARN, PLAN, and ACT. click on the links below to access the curriculum including student worksheets LEARN teaches students about the United Nations Millennium Development Goals and helps them relate the goals to their own community. The United Nations Millennium Development Goals Setting goals worksheet (htm document) Setting goals worksheet (PDF format) Goal 1 worksheet (htm document) Goal 1 worksheet (PDF format) Goal 2 worksheet (htm document) Goal 2 worksheet (PDF format) Goal 3 worksheet (htm document) Goal 3 worksheet (PDF format) Goal 4 worksheet (htm document) Goal 4 worksheet (PDF format) Goal 5 worksheet (htm document) Goal 5 worksheet (PDF format) Goal 6 worksheet (htm document) Goal 6 worksheet (PDF format) Goal 7 worksheet (htm document) Goal 7 worksheet (PDF format) Goal 8 worksheet (htm document) Goal 8 worksheet (PDF format) PLAN guides students in developing a way to use this new found knowledge as an avenue take action. ACT helps students carry out, document, and share their service project work To read student work from around the world and responses to curriculum click here!