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Chapter Lingo Global issue 12: Food for the world

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Eduversum Verlag, Wiesbaden

In the twelfth edition of the Lingo Global series, young learners of German can sensitise and inform themselves on a total of 11 pages on the subject of world hunger and food in the world.

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Eduversum Verlag, Wiesbaden

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There is enough food for 10 billion people in the world and yet 735 million people worldwide went hungry last year. Why do people go hungry and what is being done about it? What do people around the world eat and drink? The current issue of Lingo Global provides important background information, graphics and correlations on these and other questions. It also introduces initiatives and organisations that are committed to combating world hunger and provides tips on how to deal with food in a sustainable way.

The learning objectives are:
  • to build and expand vocabulary on the topic of food and world hunger
  • to deal with the 17 goals of sustainability
  • to think about possible solutions to a problem
  • to learn how to describe and evaluate graphics / statistics
  • to read, understand and summarize a text.
Click here for the e-magazine: "Food for the world".

Even more Lingo: In addition to the e-magazine, you will find here interactive tasks to supplement the booklet for learners and further information and offers for teachers.

If you are interested in ordering the latest issue for your classroom, please send an e-mail to: redaktion@lingonetz.de. 

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Lingo Global Heft 10: Arbeitsblätter und Hinweise für Lehrende (Deutsch)

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