Global Trade, Supply Chains & Interdependence
Global Citizenship & Humanities
Your child can trace how an everyday product travels from raw material to shelf, including who grows it, who transports it, and who sells it. They can explain how countries depend on one another for things they cannot produce themselves.
In real life
Holding a chocolate bar, your child works backwards: the cacao grew in Ghana, was shipped to a factory in Belgium, and ended up in a market in Mexico. They can explain why the price includes every stop along the way.