Getting started
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Ideas for studying Madagascar which could be used to support learning outcomes in a variety of curriculum areas.
Expressive arts
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Focusing on drama, this series of activities will challenge learners to develop key skills in building confidence, group discussion and self-reflection.
Religious and moral education
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Explore Malagasy mythology and the story about how the world was created to discover ancient beliefs from Madagascar.
Social studies
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Explore and develop an understanding of Madagascar's environment by studying the aye-aye, an animal which is only found here.
Mathematics
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Explore Carroll diagrams, Venn diagrams and bar graphs through a series of mathematical challenges.
Sciences
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Focusing on the effects of climate change and biodiversity, learners can study the flora and fauna of Madagascar and compare these with the plants and animals in Scotland.
Technologies
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Using ICT learners will have the opportunity to research food journeys of various types of food in Madagascar and compare to Scottish crops.