Drought 360°

Put your class in 12-year-old Daeka's shoes. She has taken a 360 degree photo to show the effects of drought in her village in east Africa. To complement this incredible 360° photo, we've created two colourful posters to help your class to understand how drought affects people, plants and animals.

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Do your class have big dreams?

What's in my download?

To show you what drought really looks like, we've packaged a range of resources which can be adapted for KS1, KS2 and KS3 classes, including:

  • An incredible 360 degree photo which you can view below, or click here to view it in full screen
  • A packed slideshow, also below, to bring Daeka's world into your classroom
  • Two poster case studies featuring Daeka and local headteacher, Mohammed, showing how drought effects children
  • Teacher notes to help you get the most out of your download

 

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Resource Topic: 
Climate change
Disasters and Emergencies
Water
Subject Tag: 
Citizenship
English
Geography
ICT
Resource Country: 
Africa
Resource category: 
Free
Resource File: 

aa_schools_drought_360.zip

Resource hierarchy: 
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What's in my download?

To show you what drought really looks like, we've packaged a range of resources which can be adapted for KS1, KS2 and KS3 classes, including:

  • An incredible 360 degree photo which you can view below, or click here to view it in full screen
  • A packed slideshow, also below, to bring Daeka's world into your classroom
  • Two poster case studies featuring Daeka and local headteacher, Mohammed, showing how drought effects children
  • Teacher notes to help you get the most out of your download

 

Download resource