Students and Teachers

 

Teachers against hunger

Play, Learn, and Feed the Hungry

In honour of World Freerice Week, we've developed two new classroom activities to help you bring Freerice into your classroom. 

 

WFP Teams Up With The New York Times Learning Network to Make Hunger Relevant in the Classroom

WFP teamed up with The New York Times Learning Network this World Food Day to create a lesson plan that encourages students to explore the impact hunger can have on a child’s life.

New Classroom Activity - Where in the World: Horn of Africa

Check out the latest activity from the Where in the World series.

Students against Hunger: the Blog

WFP Students New Year's Declaration

This New Year, we woke up to a world in which 1 in 7 people go to bed hungry. Our growing world population of over 7 billion people calls for new ways of thinking to make sure everyone has enough to eat. Why are we hopeful? WFP Students are the future of a hunger-free world.

Put Together Your Freerice Dream Team

Have you heard of the expression “Six Degrees of Separation?” It’s a theory that says we’re all connected through just six degrees of separation. 

Two Girls Do Their Part to Fight Global Hunger

Fanny Wingårdh and Anna Nyberg, students at The Scandinavian School of Brussels (SSB) have proven that, even though they may just be two young girls in school, they can play an important role in the fight against global hunger.