International Child Care, funded by the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), presents LIFECYCLE-a fun-filled, dynamic program aimed at educating students Grade 7 and up about the importance of global interdependence. Lifecycle provides teachers and students with the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of children, in Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

Contact us at 1-905-752-0501 or 1-888-722-4453 ext.295 or e-mail: Canada Info Email to receive a FREE Lifecycle packet* today!

Each packet of materials includes:

For the Teacher:

• Multi-disciplinary case-study curriculum (with CD)
• Interactive and packed full of group discussions and activities for group sizes from 8 to 88, along with individual study
• 4 modules that are user friendly and easy to follow
• Goals of each session along with resources needed & timeframe to conduct each step
• 4 steps in each module.. Step #1: The Scenario; Step #2: Putting it Together; Step #3: Studying the issues and Step #4: Analyzing the Learning
• Portions of the "Nixon Story" are introduced and build on previous modules

For the Student:

• Reproducible worksheets
• 4 key topics to choose: Health in Development: Social Development; Politics in Development and Maintaining Independence
• A mix of individual study and group discussion
• Creative assignments to complete at home

The LIFECYCLE Program also contains a concise, detailed event leaders guide, fundraising ideas, survey sheets and more....

"This curriculum is great and it fits into the new curriculum perfectly! It's very user friendly and the format has a good blend of group discussion and guided discussion. Best of all my students were able to relate to the boy "Nixon" and they were really motivated to learn more." Judy, Teacher

"The youth put together a fundraiser actively participating to put their love into action, helping other children to have the benefits of schooling and good health." Dave & Susan, Youth Leaders

* Project undertaken with the financial support of the Government of Canada provided through the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA)