Global Village Connections Worksheet
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Global Village Connections Worksheet
Read the scenario
Benjamin lives in Winnipeg, Canada. At breakfast, she eats a banana grown in Ecuador and oatmeal made from oats grown in the Canadian Prairies. The banana travelled by ship and truck before reaching her grocery store. Benjamin’s family video-calls her aunt in the Philippines. Later, Benjamin learns that plastic litter left on streets can wash into storm drains, rivers and eventually the ocean. Ocean currents can carry floating litter far from where it began. Benjamin’s choices are local, but some effects can reach other places.
Trace the connections
Use the scenario to investigate how one place can be connected to another.
- A village where everyone lives in the same country
- A way to describe how people and places around the world are connected
- A town that grows all the food it needs
- A place where everyone speaks the same language
- Banana grown in Ecuador and sold in Canada
- Benjamin video-calls her aunt in the Philippines
- Litter travels through waterways and ocean currents
- Communication
- Trade and food
- Environmental connection
Think like a global citizen
A global citizen notices how choices and events can affect people and environments beyond their own community.
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