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photo by Pat Summers, CFGS Kids in a Mozambican village, Photo by Pat Summers, Centre for Global Studies
This pilot project informs and engages Canadian middle school students on fisheries and aquaculture in select developing countries. Students explore how these topics relate to their everyday lives and how Canadian activities are contributing to Millennium Development Goals through development activities. Additional resources and recommendations for extensions are included in each lesson plan.

This project was initiated by World Fisheries Trust and associates, with funding provided by the Canadian International Development Agency and their project "Global Classroom Initiative".

LESSON PLANS

Mozambique Lesson Plans

Lesson Plan 1: Where in the world does my seafood come from?

Lesson Plan 2: How does seafood get to the store and onto my table?

Lesson Plan 3: Fishing Families in Mozambique

Lesson Plan 4: Comparing Lives: Children and Youth

Lesson Plan 5: Comparing Lives: The Men and Women

Lesson Plan 6: Canada's Contribution to Mozambican Fishing Communities

Lesson Plan 7: Taking Action: Sustainability and Climate Change

Lesson Plan 8: The Great Canadian-Mozambican Debate and Seafood Feast

Click Here For Malawi and Bolivia Lesson Plans

Produced with the support of the Government of Canada through the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA):

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