Animations

  1. Four African tales - animations

    Fun animations that help to explain our work

    Four African tales - animations

    These delightful, short animations, called ‘Four African Tales’ give an easy to follow explanation of some of Send a Cow’s work in Africa. They are ideal for use in an assembly and on an interactive whiteboard and they’re created to educate and bring a smile to children’s faces as they find out how we go about helping poor families get out of poverty.

    Categories: Animations and Visual aids

    Tags: conservation cow fun gardening

  2. Cane rats conservation animation

    Educational animation exploring viewpoints about bushmeat

    Cane rats conservation animation

    A simple animation exploring this important conservation issue. The factors around the trade in bushmeat are neatly summed up in this piece - also see the pdf for some fun lesson ideas. You can use these resources with pupils to explore different viewpoints and to role play the cartoon characters. Our response to the issue is to provide poor families with Cane Rats (also known as Grasscutters), which can be found in our online gift catalogue. To find out more, click on the links below. . . 

    www.cowforce.com
    www.sendacowgifts.org.uk

    Categories: Animations and Geography

    Tags: conservation discussion fun problem+solving

  3. Bag Gardens on Cowforce

    Animations and child-friendly information about Bag Gardens

    Bag Gardens on Cowforce

    A great way to introduce your kids to African Bag Gardens. On this area of our Cowforce website, we meet Mr Tomato Head, a gameshow host who loves plants! He takes the user through what Bag Gardens are all about in a comic strip, how you can make one in an animation and all about the competition through a clip from the Tomato Head show. 

    www.cowforce.com/african-gardens
    www.sendacow.org.uk/africangardens

    Categories: Bag gardens, Animations and Bag gardens

    Tags: fun gardening

  4. Poverty in Africa animation

    Graphic facts and figures about Africa

    Poverty in Africa animation

    Taken straight from our Cowforce website, this file contains some general facts about poverty in Africa. It is a great way to introduce what it means to be poor in Africa and how it affects the way that people live and it is useful for making comparisons. You can find more on the Cowforce.com site in the War on poverty section. We have supplied an exe file for PC that should open straight up (over 2MB) or Quicktime files that are smaller for PC or MAC users.

    Categories: Animations and Facts & figures

    Tags: background comparing information

  5. Keyhole garden animation

    A fun introduction to special African style gardens

    Keyhole garden animation

    This fun, colourful animation from our kids site, Cowforce.com, explains why special gardens are needed in some places in Africa (like Lesotho) and how they can help a poor family. Really useful for an assembly and as an introduction to our African Gardens work in the UK. Turn your sound up to enhance the experience. We have supplied an exe file for PC that should open straight up (over 2MB) or a Quicktime file that is smaller for PC. Have fun.

    Categories: Animations and Keyhole gardens

    Tags: eco+schools fun gardening lesotho

  6. Cowpower animation (+Welsh)

    Explains how cows can help - in a fun way!

    Cowpower animation (+Welsh)

    This fun animation from Cowforce.com neatly sums up how a cow can help a poor family. Really useful for an assembly and as an introduction to our work - guaranteed to have your pupils smiling. Turn your sound up to enhance the experience. We have supplied an exe file for PC that opens straight up (over 2MB) or Quicktime files that are smaller and a Welsh option is included here. There is also a Powerpoint file, to allow you to go at your own pace. Have fun!

    Categories: Animations and Visual aids

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    Tags: assembly cow fun Welsh

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