Cocoa – not all kids like it

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Cocoa – not all kids like it

Age group: 12-14

Languages: HU, EN

The aim of the exercise:

to sensitize to the subject of fair trade
to get acquainted with the social and economic aspects of sustainability
to get acquainted with the concepts of: child labour, modern slavery

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biology, discovering food chain, economics, education to choice/critical consumption, ethics, fair trade, food environmental impact, geograph

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