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Learning posters & reading posters for primary school

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  • Primary school up to year 6**

Almost all states of the United Nations have agreed to the

  • Primary school up to year 6**

Almost all states of the United Nations have agreed to the Convention on the Rights of the Child. Children's rights are human rights. In reality, however, children's rights are often violated. The poster provides an introduction to the topic of children's rights. Together with your pupils, think about how children's rights can be made a reality.

  • Published by: Misereor

  • Colour poster: DIN A1

  • Didactic commentary for teachers included

  • Year of publication: 2024**

  • Primary school up to year 6**

Almost all states of the United Nations have agreed to the Convention on the Rights of the Child. Children's rights are human rights. In reality, however, children's rights are often violated. The poster provides an introduction to the topic of children's rights. Together with your pupils, think about how children's rights can be made a reality.

  • Published by: Misereor

  • Colour poster: DIN A1

  • Didactic commentary for teachers included

  • Year of publication: 2024**

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  • Primary school up to year 6**

In all countries around the world, children take on a variety of

  • Primary school up to year 6**

In all countries around the world, children take on a variety of jobs, for example in the family or in the family business. But where is the line between normal cooperation and exploitative child labour? Pupils learn about different forms of child labour. Selected criteria for child labour from the ILO (International Labour Organization) are illustrated, among other things, which the children can use to discuss and assess what constitutes exploitative child labour.

  • Published by: Misereor

  • Colour poster: DIN A1

  • Didactic commentary for teachers included

  • Year of publication: 2018**

  • Primary school up to year 6**

In all countries around the world, children take on a variety of jobs, for example in the family or in the family business. But where is the line between normal cooperation and exploitative child labour? Pupils learn about different forms of child labour. Selected criteria for child labour from the ILO (International Labour Organization) are illustrated, among other things, which the children can use to discuss and assess what constitutes exploitative child labour.

  • Published by: Misereor

  • Colour poster: DIN A1

  • Didactic commentary for teachers included

  • Year of publication: 2018**

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  • Primary school to year 6**

What forms of violence and neglect do children experience both in the

  • Primary school to year 6**

What forms of violence and neglect do children experience both in the Global South and in Germany? The educational poster teaches pupils about the forms of violence that exist in their everyday lives, what they should not put up with and what rights they have. It also illustrates how one of Misereor's partner projects works with children in Nairobi who have suffered violence.

  • Published by: Misereor

  • Colour poster DIN A1**

  • Didactic commentary for teachers included

  • Year of publication: 2023**

  • Primary school to year 6**

What forms of violence and neglect do children experience both in the Global South and in Germany? The educational poster teaches pupils about the forms of violence that exist in their everyday lives, what they should not put up with and what rights they have. It also illustrates how one of Misereor's partner projects works with children in Nairobi who have suffered violence.

  • Published by: Misereor

  • Colour poster DIN A1**

  • Didactic commentary for teachers included

  • Year of publication: 2023**

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  • Primary school up to year 6**

Around 42 per cent of refugees worldwide are minors. Many German

  • Primary school up to year 6**

Around 42 per cent of refugees worldwide are minors. Many German school classes are attended by children and adolescents who have fled war and destruction - from Syria, Afghanistan, Ukraine and other countries. The educational poster conveys some basic facts, but behind the figures are concrete fates. This is made clear by the stories of Anas, Najwa, Maria and Salma, which are vividly told.

  • Published by: Misereor

  • Colour poster DIN A1**

  • Didactic commentary for teachers included

  • Year of publication: 2023**

  • Primary school up to year 6**

Around 42 per cent of refugees worldwide are minors. Many German school classes are attended by children and adolescents who have fled war and destruction - from Syria, Afghanistan, Ukraine and other countries. The educational poster conveys some basic facts, but behind the figures are concrete fates. This is made clear by the stories of Anas, Najwa, Maria and Salma, which are vividly told.

  • Published by: Misereor

  • Colour poster DIN A1**

  • Didactic commentary for teachers included

  • Year of publication: 2023**

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What does Misereor actually do? And what do children from different continents have to do with it?

What does Misereor actually do? And what do children from different continents have to do with it? The reading poster presents the work of Misereor using the example of children from different countries. Texts about the work of Misereor also provide a basis for exploring the work of the aid organisation with children

of the aid organisation with children in schools, communities or children's groups. Format DIN A1.

What does Misereor actually do? And what do children from different continents have to do with it? The reading poster presents the work of Misereor using the example of children from different countries. Texts about the work of Misereor also provide a basis for exploring the work of the aid organisation with children

of the aid organisation with children in schools, communities or children's groups. Format DIN A1.

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Teaching modules for primary schools

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Lesson outlines on the Misereor hunger cloth for primary schools

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