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This activity explores the biodiversity that is alive around our schools and compares this with the biodiversity found in different types of world ecosystems.
Act out the life cycle of a tree as a group.
See a day in the beautiful capital city of Yerevan, Armenia.
Oftentimes women's work is undervalued, but their labor is the lifeblood of families in Morocco.
Learn how to make ceviche in a few simple steps! Ceviche is a popular Latin American dish made by marinating fish or shellfish with citrus and seasonings.
Learn how to make feijoada, a stew of beans with sausage and pork. The name feijoada comes from feijão, meaning ‘bean’ in Portuguese.
This video explains the Georgian word “supra”, which literally translates to tablecloth, but it is mainly used to refer to feasts, parties, and celebrations.
In Cameroon, people live by a saying- "Nous sommes ensemble". It means "We are together".
A typical day in Cameroon is full of joy and happiness.
What is joy in Comoros? Most responses are about sharing the simple things, like a smile.
In Ethiopia, this is happiness.
In Lesotho it may be apparent that there are hardships, however, it is also very apparent how much everyone loves music.
What is happiness in Mongolia? Watch individuals at the market, in their homes, outside school, and on the street share their response.
Learn about "tereré", a traditional Paraguayan drink that brings joy to the community.
"Alegría Paraguaya" or "Paraguayan Happiness" is a part of the culture of Paraguay.
What is joy in Peru? A group of high school students answer this question with an inside look at the culture, traditions and day-to-day happenings of life in a small town in the Andes Mountains of Peru.
In the Khmer language of Cambodia, everyone addresses each another as family.
In Colombia the word "home" can mean many things, among them, respect, love and mutual care.
In Guatemala, home is where the corn grows.
The hardworking women of Guinea show how making a place "home", is the work of heroes.
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