Blue poster

  1. Blue poster

    A photo-poster with stories and information on the back

    Blue poster

    This poster tells the stories of four groups of people helped by Send a Cow: Matia, Mare-Rose, Sanyu & Justine and Theresa & Kobwemi. It is also packed with information, fun ideas and lesson material to bring the stories to life. There are plenty of resources listed that can support learning by referring to the people on this poster. To receive copies of the poster, please use the Order and sign up page.

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    Tags: background cow goat Marie-Rose Matia rwanda Sanyu Theresa uganda

  2. Sanyu and Justine’s story

    Two Ugandan girls who help in the school farm

    Sanyu and Justine’s story

    This is the story of two schoolgirls who drink milk from a cow given to their head teacher by Send a Cow. The school has a whole farmyard of animals now that are looked after by the schoolchildren and help the pupils to stay healthy. Many of the children in the school are orphans, but are now able to get an education to help them out of poverty. Their picture is on the front of the blue poster.

    Categories: Children's stories and Blue poster

    Tags: cow milk Sanyu uganda

  3. Matia’s story

    Matia is 10 and part of an orphan headed household

    Matia’s story

    Matia is one of eight orphans growing up in a household in southern Uganda. His story shows how the milk and manure from their cow has helped them to overcome malnutrition and extreme poverty. This story is linked to the ‘Tough Choice’ lesson and Matia’s picture is on the front of the blue poster. The .kmz file is a short Google Earth Tour showing where Matia lives (click on it if you have Google Earth, then click on the sub-folder and play.)

    Categories: Children's stories and Blue poster

    Tags: cow Matia orphan uganda

  4. Marie-Roses’ story

    Marie-Rose is a 14 year old Rwandan girl

    Marie-Roses’ story

    Marie-Rose has worked hard to get out of poverty through looking after her goats. Her sisters and her get money from breeding them and selling goat kids and vegetables at the market. Her daily routine is included in her story and forms a Maths lesson, you can also play the dodgeball game that she plays in her spare time. Marie-Rose’s picture is on the front of the blue poster.

    Categories: Children's stories and Blue poster

    Tags: goat Marie-Rose orphan rwanda

  5. Marie-Rose’s busy day

    A day in the life of Marie-Rose from Rwanda

    Marie-Rose’s busy day

    This worksheet is based around the daily routine of Marie-Rose from Rwanda. In this activity, pupils compare their daily lives with Marie-Rose’s and use fractions and decimals to help them. The sheet can be used to comapre lives and as a start of discussion about living in a diverse world.

    Categories: Blue poster, Comparing lives and Maths

    Tags: comparing Marie-Rose orphan rwanda

  6. Dodgeball

    Lively African ball game

    Dodgeball

    This is a popular game in East Africa, game played in many school playgrounds. It involves at least three players and lots of running and dodging. It can be a good way of getting pupils active at breaktime.

    Categories: Blue poster, Comparing lives and PE

    Tags: comparing fun kenya rwanda uganda

  7. Milk and veg assembly

    How a cow changed a family forever

    Milk and veg assembly

    Using Theresa and Kobwemi’s story, this assembly highlights the huge difference a cow can make to a family - from the amount of milk produced and the increase in vegetables. The theme of the assembly incorporates the importance of healthy eating and drinking milk for children in the UK and links in well with QCA Unit 3A - Teeth and eating. 

    Categories: Assemblies, Children's stories, Blue poster and Science

    Tags: assembly cow healthy milk Theresa uganda

  8. Matia’s tough choice

    Problem solving activity from real life

    Matia’s tough choice

    This lesson takes Matia’s story one-step further and shows the realities for a group of orphans. Pupils are asked to empathise with the orphans’ dilemma and discuss what choice they should make using the scenarios and facts given to them about real life in Uganda. There are opportunities for discussion, problem solving and numeracy in this thought provoking lesson. 

    Categories: Children's stories, Blue poster, Maths and PSHE/Citizenship

    Tags: discussion Matia orphan problem+solving uganda

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