Through the Solibrot campaign, primary school children learn in a very practical way: I can share, I can help to ensure that the lives of children in the One World become and remain worth living. Bake bread or other baked goods at school and offer the Solibrot with a donation share, for example at the school bazaar or after the church service.
It's very easy to take part. You can find all the information and materials here:

Use our materials and work with your pupils on the basic foodstuffs of different countries. Travel to Burkina Faso, Kenya and India and take a closer look at children's rights. We offer you a wide range of building blocks for both lesson series and project days.

Turn your school into a solidarity bar with cocktails made from fair trade ingredients! Mixing fruit and doing good at the same time - that's the idea behind the cocktail stop. In return for a donation, the pupils serve fruity drinks to support children and young people in Brazil - or another fundraising project of their choice!
You can find all the information, recipes and materials for the campaign here:

Use our teaching materials to talk to your pupils about fair trade or to discuss individual ingredients in the cocktails:

Under the motto "Solidarity works! Run. Donate. Do good." you can organise a charity run with your class, year group or the whole school. This is how it works: Children run for a good cause, sponsors donate per lap - and together you support project partners worldwide. Whether in the schoolyard, in the park or around the school building: every lap counts!

Use our teaching materials on development cooperation and specific donation projects to prepare your pupils for the charity run. Alternatively, you can research information together about the Misereor project that is supported by the campaign.