There are so many different ways to incorporate Right To Play into your
classrooms and school work. Here are some ideas to get you started!
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Athlete Ambassador Projects
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At Right To Play we couldn't help all of the children around the world that we do without help and support from our Athlete Ambassadors.
You can do a school project about an Athlete Ambassador, and explore why athletes like to volunteer their time and help others. Follow them as they visit the countries we work in and help us fundraise and generate awareness about Right To Play.
Learn more about our Athlete Ambassadors here. |
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Research Projects
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You can help raise awareness about Right To Play by doing a research project on Right To Play. You get to share information about Right To Play with your teachers and classmates, which helps raise awareness about Right To Play and the children that we help in 23 countries all over the world.
We have some links and tips to help you get started with your project here. |
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Country Projects
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Research one of the 23 countries Right To Play currently works in. Learn about traditional sport and games played there, their political situation, and why Right To Play works in their country.
To get started, learn about the countries we work in here.
Also helpful are our Stories from the Field, written by volunteers and athletes that visit our projects in the countries we work in.
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PSA Challenge
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Make a short video about Right To Play and submit it to us. It could be posted on the right side of our page under "Student Videos".
Check out the PSA's already made by other students by using the media scroller on the right hand side of the page.
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