Children of the Santana family, at the door of their house. (Dominican Republic)

These farmers are collecting maize. It will be used to make bread, and to feed animals in the winter. (Albania)

Milan and Deana are at school. They are learning English. (Federal Republic of Yugoslavia)

These scooters are made from wood. They are used to carry  heavy planks to a workshop.
(Rwanda)

Tuyen is doing her maths homework in the living room. Maths is one of her favourite subjects. (Vietnam)

This woman sells fruit in a market. What kinds of fruit can you see? (Togo)

This woman is picking tea. The leaves will be dried, and sent all over the world. (Malawi)

These women are making hammocks. This kind of weaving is called macramé. (Bolivia)

Sophia is chopping a banana tree. She is making food for her pigs. (Cambodia)

A craftsman polishes a plate he has made. It is made from soapstone. (Kenya)

Clotilde is giving her sheep some medicine so it will stay healthy. (Bolivia)

Playtime at Sunday school. Everyone is joining in the fun. (Angola)

Mr Ben is working on his farm. The tall plants are sugar cane. The water for the farm comes from a nearby canal. (Vietnam)

Young musicians. These boys play music in the streets to earn money. (India)

Nurnun is picking spinach. She grows the plant on the roof of her house. (Bangladesh)

Women are fishing in the River Gel, with special baskets they have made. They catch fish by dropping the basket on top of them. (Sudan)

Lots of people are doing their washing in the River Niger. The clothes and sheets are spread out to dry on the banks. (Mali)

A market stall packed with oranges. The oranges will be made into jam to sell. (Swaziland)

This woman drummer is celebrating Independence Day. (Eritrea)

This farmer is planting a mangrove tree. At the moment, nothing grows here. When the trees have grown, people will be able to gather shrimps and crabs from the water around the roots. (Vietnam)

These basket weavers are trying out some new designs. They sell their baskets locally, and to people in the UK. (Zimbabwe)

These musicians are playing traditional instruments. (Nepal)