Best New Games (All ages)
77 games and 7 trust activities for all ages and abilities.
Human Kinetics. (2002) £13.05
Connecting Kids (3-13)
A practical book written for adults who want to create
an atmosphere that is inclusive safe and fun for children.
Includes co-operative games and creative activities.
John Carpenter (2001) £15.00
Sowing & Harvesting (2nd Ed.)
(7-11)
This game will help children begin to understand some
of the global issues raised by food, farming and trade.
Oxfam (1998) £3.25
The Chocolate Trade Game (9-13)
This simulation game explores the impact of international
trade on rich and poor countries, demonstrating how
a cocoa farmers' co-operative in Ghana is improving
conditions for its members through fair trade. Christian
Aid (2001) £3.50
The Water Game (7+)
A fun way for children to learn about the importance
of clean water. Includes board game and information
on a water project in Nicaragua. For six players.
Christian Aid £3
The Paper Bag Game (9+)
This game simulates the pressures of trying to make
a living in Calcutta. Playing time 45 minutes. For
10 to 35 players. Christian Aid £1.50
Ebele’s Favorite (4-8)
A book of African games with a fun packed story and
songs. Francis Lincoln (2000) £5.99
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