Use this activity sheet as a discussion starter with children at home and in schools, Sunday schools and children's clubs.
Feel free to adapt and translate it. If you need the original file to work with, send an email to publications@tearfund.org
Children's zone
Children’s zone: Enough land for everyone
A page of fun activities for children, to download and share
2018
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