25 July - 31 July

Kia Ora...students and welcome to term 3. I hope you all had a restful winter holiday and are now ready for learning.Our Context is Relationship with links to the UN Sustainable Goals. In particular we will be focusing on Goal 1: No Poverty and Goal 2: Zero Hunger. This is a project based idea, which means that you would have to work in teams to conduct research and present your work.

Success Criteria: I can/have...

• Understood who is the United Nations and UNESCO 
• Understood what No Poverty and Zero Hunger Means
• Created a word bank that links with these goals
• Researched poverty maps from around the world an d understand the need to for these goals to be actioned

Activities:

1. Have look at the 17 UN Sustainable Goals on the white board as well as listen carefully to the video below:
   17:38NOW PLAYINGUN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): What They Are & Why They're Important
   
   
2. Who is the United Nations. and UNESCO. Discover the  logo, aims, and purpose and how they aim to support humanity. 
3. Research what is meant b y No Poverty and Zero hunger, with links to the Sustainable goals. Do you think that these 2 social issues are necessary to solve on earth? Is this achievable? Explain your views?
4. By using coggle.com, create a mindmap on various words that link with the 2 UN Goals. Eg: poverty, malnutrition, starvation, dehydration, unemployment, famine, droughts, low cost housing, rural, cities, governments, law, community support, self help, Non government organisations.
5. Let us review Goal 1 in Detail: No Poverty. Watch the video and take notes using the note taking graphic organiser.Showing results for UN sustainable goals No Poverty Search instead for UN sustaianlbe goals No Poverty
   

   8:12NOW PLAYISustainable Development Goal 1 - No Poverty - Jinki Trevillian14K views2 years ago

   

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   Dr Jinki Trevillian from the Centre for Social Impact, UNSW, breaks down some of the key challenges behind the UN's Sustainable ...

   
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What are your views on this goal. How does No Poverty does it relate to a country you know or perhaps a community in our city of Auckland?
7) Let us review Goal 2: Zero Hunger. What do you think this means? How can we relate to trhis idea in New Zealand? Watch the video for further discussions to take place in the classroom: 

4:49NOW PLAYINGSDG (Sustainable Development Goals) - Goal 2: Zero Hunger

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BY 2030 SECURE PROSPERITY | SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS | PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE | OF COURSE! THERE WILL BE COMPLIMENTARY ACCESS TO FOOD SUPPLIES FOR ALL REGARDLESS OF BACKGROUND OR INCOME STATUS | PRACTICE HEALTHY DIET | IMPROVE THE LOGISTICS OF FOOD SUPPLY

6 moments

 8) Find a World Poverty Map online and in a team of 4, unpack what the map says to you. Use the key/ code to understand what the map says. What do you think of the issue of poverty around the world?See example on the white board