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Child Rights

Introduction: Case study A child in Peru She cannot go to school She does not have a birth certificate They cannot travel to get her registered

What is a right? Explain what is a right To have a birth certificate is a right To go to school is also a right

Development Discuss with children what rights they (should) have The children create their own rights (in pairs) The class then do an activity to express the rights they think they should have through the activity with the ball of string

Conclusion The list the children made will be compared with the UN Declaration of The Rights of a Child A follow on activity from this would be to take the children on a trip to an Orphanage to donate toys/clothes they have made A scheme could be set up in the school to collect tins of food to send to third world countries