This week we starting to count how many of us bike, walk or scooter to school. If we have the most we might win ice-blocks for the class. Look how some children around the world get to school.
Writing Activity: Use your imagination to create a new way to travel to Otonga
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Crossing a river on inflated tire tubes, Rizal Province, Philippines |
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Pupils walking on a tightrope 30 feet above a river, Padang, Sumatra, Indonesia |
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Riding a horse cart back from school, Delhi, India |
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Traveling on the roof of a wooden boat in Pangururan, Indonesia |
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Travelling 800m on a steel cable, 400m above the Rio Negro River, Colombia |
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Via unsecured wooden ladders, Zhang Jiawan Village, Southern China |
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Five-hour journey through the mountains on a 1ft-wide path to the most remote school in the world, Gulu, China |
Wow what an effort to get to school for children in other parts of the world! How fortunate we are to be able to just hop in our cars, ride our bikes or scooters or walk!
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