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What did you eat? and Drinking
water in Europe are the most successful
Science Across the World units for pupils
aged 12-14 years. They are provided here
in both English and French. The French versions
could be used as a cross-curricular activity
for more able pupils, as the text is manageable
and includes target language for this age
group. For further information please visit
the Science Across the World website
at www.scienceacross.org.
Simplicity of communication is the key
to the success of the programme, and it
is the global exchange process between pupils
working on a range of topics, by post, fax,
email, and increasingly through the Science
Across the World website, that makes
this programme different and stimulating
to hundreds of pupils and educators alike.
Starting as Science Across Europe
in 1990, this flexible programme has expanded
to Asia Pacific, Africa, America, and most
recently to Latin America. In each region
we have developed extensive collaboration
with highly regarded educational partners
to bring the programme to grass roots levels
in schools.
The resources for all our topics are available
in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian
and Portuguese. Some of the topics are available
in many more European and Asian languages,
including Japanese. If you require the resources
in another language, please contact Science
Across the World. Details are in the
Teacher Notes on the pdf files.
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