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KIDS IN OTHER COUNTRIES

Free Classroom Videos for Teachers

Kids in Other Countries offers teachers, especially elementary school teachers, engaging real life videos that show their students how children live in other parts of the world.

“I am a 4th grade teacher in Colorado and I have been using your videos in my class for the last two years. The students are completely captivated as they watch. The discussions that follow are always rich.”

– Cara MacCarthy, Teacher

Pari in Nepal

Pari helps her family when the rice harvest comes. It’s hard work, but she likes doing it.

Neha in India

Neha lives on the street with her family. She doesn’t go to school because her mom can’t afford it. She goes begging everyday.

James in the Philippines

James goes with his dad to collect firewood and coconuts in the forest. His dad is a fisherman and they eat fish every day.

Linda in Malawi

Linda lives by a big lake where she washes her family’s dishes after every meal. There are no stores in her village, so she and her friends make their own toys.

Valdir in Honduras

Twice a week Valdir chops up firewood for his family’s kitchen. He has to carry it two kilometers back home.

Sadia in Bangladesh

Sadia and her family live in one room in a building with 12 other families. Each family has its own room. There’s one kitchen for everyone.

Ilham in Indonesia

There are lots of kids in Ilham’s neighborhood. He is friends with all of them.

Lesi in Fiji

Lesi and his brother feed pigs every day. On Saturdays he goes with his mom and two sisters to collect coconuts.

Ganbat in Mongolia

Ganbat rides horses every day. He started riding when he was four. There’s a big race coming soon.

Gabriel in the Dominican Republic

Gabriel loves to play baseball.  He practices every day.  Like all boys in his country he dreams of being a famous baseball player when he grows up.

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