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World Food Day 2012: KS2

World Food Day 2012: KS2. Pupils at Langobaya school, Kenya, collect their school lunch as part of ActionAid’s school feeding programme. PHOTO: SØREN BJERREGAARD/ACTIONAID. ActionAid schools | September 2012. Can you guess the name of this food?.

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World Food Day 2012: KS2

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  1. World Food Day 2012: KS2 Pupils at Langobayaschool, Kenya, collect their school lunch as part of ActionAid’s school feeding programme. PHOTO: SØREN BJERREGAARD/ACTIONAID. ActionAid schools | September 2012

  2. Can you guess the name of this food? ThikhalaChilembwe, 14 ,from Malawi. PHOTO: CAMERON MCNEE/MISSIONMALAWI//ACTIONAID Margret David harvests a healthy crop from her garden in Malawi. PHOTO: ACTIONAID

  3. Why has this maize crop dried up? Can you think of three reasons? The Yaafamily's failed maize crop in Langobaya, Kenya. PHOTO: DES WILLIE/ACTIONAID

  4. MariamYaa, 10, collects water and tends the family’s goats in Langobaya, Kenya. PHOTO: DES WILLIE/ACTIONAID Mariam Yaa, 10, at her homestead in Langobaya, Kenya. PHOTO: DES WILLIE/ACTIONAID

  5. What type of food do you think is in the two bowls? Karisa, Mariam and KaremboYaaat home in Langobaya, Kenya. PHOTO: DES WILLIE/ACTIONAID

  6. Why do you think some people go hungry? Complete the first column only!

  7. Muktaand her friends in their home village in Sunamganj district, Bangladesh. TOM PIETRASIK/ACTIONAID Mukta’s mother Shofikun in the community paddy fields in Sunamganjdistrict, Bangladesh. PHOTO: NICOLAS AXELROD/ACTIONAID

  8. What farming jobs do you think Mukta is doing? Mukta and her mother Shofikun. PHOTO: NICOLAS AXELROD/ACTIONAID Muktain the family's vegetable garden. PHOTO: NICOLAS AXELROD/ACTIONAID Muktaand her mother Shofikun. PHOTO: NICOLAS AXELROD/ACTIONAID

  9. Why do you think some people go hungry? Complete the second column only!

  10. Reuben plays with his village friends. PHOTO: GRAEME WILLIAMS/PANOS/ACTIONAID Reuben Chidimbawith a baby goat at home in Rumphi district, Malawi. PHOTO: GRAEME WILLIAMS/PANOS/ACTIONAID

  11. Describe what you see in this picture. Do you think it would be easy or difficult to grow food in this area? Typical landscape in Rumphi district, Malawi. PHOTO: GRAEME WILLIAMS/PANOS/ACTIONAID0

  12. ThabuChidimba, a smallholder farmer in the fields she shares with other local women. PHOTO: GRAEME WILLIAMS/PANOS/ACTIONAID

  13. What links all these pictures together? LinaGondwehelping sprouting maize plants to grow. PHOTO: GRAEME WILLIAMS/PANOS/ACTIONAID Contrast between maize grown on compost-fed soil in the background and maize grown without compost in the foreground, Rumphidistrict, Malawi. PHOTO: GRAEME WILLIAMS/PANOS/ACTIONAID Compost heaps made by women farmers in Rumphidistrict, Malawi. PHOTO: GRAEME WILLIAMS/PANOS/ACTIONAID

  14. Thabu and other women farmers on their irrigated land in Rumphidistrict, Malawi. PHOTO: GRAEME WILLIAMS/PANOS/ACTIONAID

  15. Think about Mariam, Mukta and Reuben. What are the similarities and difference between their lives and the places where they live?

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