NEW! World International Organizations Carousel— Geography, Government, Civics
By Geography and Math Made Easy
This engaging lesson introduces students to World International Organizations and can be used in geography, civics, and government. It incorporates both Non-governmental (NGOs) and Intergovernmental (IGOs) — such as UNESCO, United Nations, World Health Organization, Mercy Ships, and more — explaining how they play a significant role in shaping global connections. These international organizations, such as the Doctors Without Borders, World Trade Organization, and World Bank, work to maintain peace, promote human rights, ensure economic stability, and address pressing issues like climate change, economic development, and poverty on a global scale. By learning about these organizations, students gain a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of our world and the importance of collaboration among nations. As an enrichment activity, students will be asked to work together to create an international organization to solve a world issue. This lesson incorporates an introduction game, a carousel activity and task cards, a review game, task cards, and an enrichment activity. This lesson can easily be modified for shorter class periods and time restraints or needs. Focuses on the Following International Organizations: • NGOs vs IGOs • Red Cross • World Trade Organization (WTO) • North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) • Mercy Ships • World Wildlife Fund (WWF) • Human Rights Watch Organization (HRW) • World Health Organization (WHO) • United Nations (UN) • World Bank • United N
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