This material focuses on bees and their key role in our diet and biodiversity worldwide. It contains various building blocks that can be used flexibly in lessons at secondary level I as well as for activities, project days and working groups.

PDF files with various materials are available at www.misereor.de/bienen-material are available.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: 2021
• Pages: 28

This material focuses on bees and their key role in our diet and biodiversity worldwide. It contains various building blocks that can be used flexibly in lessons at secondary level I as well as for activities, project days and working groups.

PDF files with various materials are available at www.misereor.de/bienen-material are available.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: 2021
• Pages: 28

The lesson plan for the subject of religion (grades 5/6) refers to the exhibition "The Myths of the Farmers of Apalín", whose pictures were painted by children from a village school in the Peruvian Andes. The picture-text booklet on the exhibition is available as a PDF, as is the web edition of the magazine Teachers' Forum, No. 124. The Lehrerforum offers a variety of suggestions for working with the pictures in the exhibition. The lesson plan relates the Andean myths of growth and decay, planting and harvesting, working and celebrating to the biblical creation stories. These, too, not only thematise the beginning, but also outline a vision, asking how a good and just life in community can succeed.

• Grades 5 and 6
• Publisher: Misereor
• Pages: 16
• Year of publication: March 2022

The lesson plan for the subject of religion (grades 5/6) refers to the exhibition "The Myths of the Farmers of Apalín", whose pictures were painted by children from a village school in the Peruvian Andes. The picture-text booklet on the exhibition is available as a PDF, as is the web edition of the magazine Teachers' Forum, No. 124. The Lehrerforum offers a variety of suggestions for working with the pictures in the exhibition. The lesson plan relates the Andean myths of growth and decay, planting and harvesting, working and celebrating to the biblical creation stories. These, too, not only thematise the beginning, but also outline a vision, asking how a good and just life in community can succeed.

• Grades 5 and 6
• Publisher: Misereor
• Pages: 16
• Year of publication: March 2022

The learning modules on fair trade focus on the banana. The teaching and activity material for secondary level 1 provides modular learning modules for flexible use. Tasks with different levels of difficulty are suitable for use in differentiated lessons. Some of the material can be worked on digitally by the pupils themselves.

• in colour
• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: 2020 (updated new edition)
• Pages: 32

The learning modules on fair trade focus on the banana. The teaching and activity material for secondary level 1 provides modular learning modules for flexible use. Tasks with different levels of difficulty are suitable for use in differentiated lessons. Some of the material can be worked on digitally by the pupils themselves.

• in colour
• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: 2020 (updated new edition)
• Pages: 32

Bring topics relating to peace and justice into your lessons in the spirit of global learning and peace education! The teaching material "Damit es nicht gleich kracht!", produced in cooperation with Auer-Verlag, contains a scientific introduction, didactic and methodological tips, fact sheets and methodologically comprehensive worksheets on 11 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America, always taking into account the realities of young people's lives in Germany. In addition, Misereor projects in Rwanda, Syria/Iraq and Colombia are highlighted, the school competition "PAX an!" is presented and solutions to all tasks are suggested. The material can be used particularly well in the social subjects but also in religion or ethics from Year 8 onwards.

• Publisher: Misereor and Auer-Verlag
• Book, DIN A4, coloured
• Pages: 111
• suitable for grades 8-13
• can be ordered for a fee from Auer-Verlag (€ 11.90)

Bring topics relating to peace and justice into your lessons in the spirit of global learning and peace education! The teaching material "Damit es nicht gleich kracht!", produced in cooperation with Auer-Verlag, contains a scientific introduction, didactic and methodological tips, fact sheets and methodologically comprehensive worksheets on 11 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America, always taking into account the realities of young people's lives in Germany. In addition, Misereor projects in Rwanda, Syria/Iraq and Colombia are highlighted, the school competition "PAX an!" is presented and solutions to all tasks are suggested. The material can be used particularly well in the social subjects but also in religion or ethics from Year 8 onwards.

• Publisher: Misereor and Auer-Verlag
• Book, DIN A4, coloured
• Pages: 111
• suitable for grades 8-13
• can be ordered for a fee from Auer-Verlag (€ 11.90)

"Everyday life" is the keyword for getting to know the people of other cultures - for example the people of the Indian subcontinent and the people in the very different African countries. We invite you to realise project days or a teaching project on the subject of "Encounters between cultures" and offer you four modules on the context of India and six modules on the context of Africa for lower secondary level.

• Folder with ten reading posters - teacher information on the back of the poster
• 68 student pages
• Suitable for trial level/junior secondary level I (India) and senior secondary level I (Africa)
• can be ordered for a fee from the One World Shop (€ 9.50)

"Everyday life" is the keyword for getting to know the people of other cultures - for example the people of the Indian subcontinent and the people in the very different African countries. We invite you to realise project days or a teaching project on the subject of "Encounters between cultures" and offer you four modules on the context of India and six modules on the context of Africa for lower secondary level.

• Folder with ten reading posters - teacher information on the back of the poster
• 68 student pages
• Suitable for trial level/junior secondary level I (India) and senior secondary level I (Africa)
• can be ordered for a fee from the One World Shop (€ 9.50)

The papal circular centres on the connection between ecology and global justice. The aim of these two double lessons is to demonstrate the interdependence of social and ecological issues. Pupils learn about the terms "encyclical" and "sin" and learn that a commitment to justice and the preservation of creation is based both on the Bible and on Christian tradition.

• Suitable for use in religious education lessons in grades 8-10 (Part I) and as part of the teaching unit "Social Justice" in Secondary II, or in conjunction with politics (Part II)
• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: 2015
• Pages: 25

The papal circular centres on the connection between ecology and global justice. The aim of these two double lessons is to demonstrate the interdependence of social and ecological issues. Pupils learn about the terms "encyclical" and "sin" and learn that a commitment to justice and the preservation of creation is based both on the Bible and on Christian tradition.

• Suitable for use in religious education lessons in grades 8-10 (Part I) and as part of the teaching unit "Social Justice" in Secondary II, or in conjunction with politics (Part II)
• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: 2015
• Pages: 25

An EduEscape game for secondary school for the Lent 2025 campaign

With the EduEscape Game, you can organise your religion lesson [the version for social sciences should say: Your lesson in politics/social science] or even a substitute lesson in a vivid and interactive way. Pupils discover the example country Sri Lanka and learn about the highland Tamils, the situation on tea plantations and the commitment of women to respect their human dignity through various puzzles.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Pages: 17
• Year of publication: 2025
  

An EduEscape game for secondary school for the Lent 2025 campaign

With the EduEscape Game, you can organise your religion lesson [the version for social sciences should say: Your lesson in politics/social science] or even a substitute lesson in a vivid and interactive way. Pupils discover the example country Sri Lanka and learn about the highland Tamils, the situation on tea plantations and the commitment of women to respect their human dignity through various puzzles.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Pages: 17
• Year of publication: 2025
  

The teaching material "Equal opportunities and education for all", created as part of the Lent 2023 campaign, can be used to organise substitute lessons and in social science subjects in secondary school. First and foremost, it is an accompanying material for a digital quiz that is played using the "Actionbound" app. In addition, the content can be explored in greater depth with the help of five impulses.
Pupils engage with elements of the Lent campaign in a playful way, with a variety of methods being emphasised. Teachers can use the material and the app without any specific prior knowledge.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Can be used as a substitute lesson and for social science subjects
• January 2023
• Pages: 12

The teaching material "Equal opportunities and education for all", created as part of the Lent 2023 campaign, can be used to organise substitute lessons and in social science subjects in secondary school. First and foremost, it is an accompanying material for a digital quiz that is played using the "Actionbound" app. In addition, the content can be explored in greater depth with the help of five impulses.
Pupils engage with elements of the Lent campaign in a playful way, with a variety of methods being emphasised. Teachers can use the material and the app without any specific prior knowledge.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Can be used as a substitute lesson and for social science subjects
• January 2023
• Pages: 12

This teaching material for lower secondary level is primarily designed for geography, but can also be used in social science subjects, for example. Pupils look at the Human Development Index (HDI) and the Gender Development Index (GDI) of four selected countries and compare them. In further units, the students deal with the educational situation in Madagascar and its multidimensional effects and evaluate a quote in which the importance of the potential of girls and women is emphasised. Finally, a partner project of the Misereor Lent Campaign 2023 is presented and the pupils are invited to work creatively for a more equal society. The material, which can be used to organise four school lessons, is rounded off with solutions for the teacher.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Can be used for geography, social sciences, politics etc. in secondary level I
• Number of pages: 17
• January 2023

This teaching material for lower secondary level is primarily designed for geography, but can also be used in social science subjects, for example. Pupils look at the Human Development Index (HDI) and the Gender Development Index (GDI) of four selected countries and compare them. In further units, the students deal with the educational situation in Madagascar and its multidimensional effects and evaluate a quote in which the importance of the potential of girls and women is emphasised. Finally, a partner project of the Misereor Lent Campaign 2023 is presented and the pupils are invited to work creatively for a more equal society. The material, which can be used to organise four school lessons, is rounded off with solutions for the teacher.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Can be used for geography, social sciences, politics etc. in secondary level I
• Number of pages: 17
• January 2023

Under the theme "What is sacred to us?", the artist Emeka Udemba from Nigeria has designed the new Misereor hunger cloth as a collage made from many layers of torn-out newspaper clippings. Six different teaching sketches for primary schools and various lower secondary school classes are intended to introduce children to working with this hunger cloth.

• Publisher: Misereor
• December 2022
• Pages: 28

Under the theme "What is sacred to us?", the artist Emeka Udemba from Nigeria has designed the new Misereor hunger cloth as a collage made from many layers of torn-out newspaper clippings. Six different teaching sketches for primary schools and various lower secondary school classes are intended to introduce children to working with this hunger cloth.

• Publisher: Misereor
• December 2022
• Pages: 28

The collection of materials for religious education includes suggestions and learning modules that have been developed by teachers for distance learning in primary and lower secondary schools. They can also be used in face-to-face and alternating lessons. The hunger cloth by Lilian Moreno Sánchez is approached in different age-appropriate ways: associatively, cognitively, creatively. The picture is linked to the biblical message, the topic of justice using the example of Chile and the current coronavirus crisis.

The individual student materials can be downloaded separately for digital lessons: To the ZIP file

The collection of materials for religious education includes suggestions and learning modules that have been developed by teachers for distance learning in primary and lower secondary schools. They can also be used in face-to-face and alternating lessons. The hunger cloth by Lilian Moreno Sánchez is approached in different age-appropriate ways: associatively, cognitively, creatively. The picture is linked to the biblical message, the topic of justice using the example of Chile and the current coronavirus crisis.

The individual student materials can be downloaded separately for digital lessons: To the ZIP file