Children's Week / Children's Rights Posters
Children's Rights Posters
Children learn about children's rights and create posters to share key ideas with the service.
How to run it
- Introduce a few child-friendly children's rights, such as the right to play and be safe.
- Have children choose a right that matters to them.
- Design a poster with a slogan and pictures.
- Display posters and invite children to explain their choice.
You will need
- poster paper
- markers
- coloured pencils
- child-friendly rights summary
Make it easier or harderYounger children draw what they need to be happy; older children write a short persuasive message.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 1, Outcome 2Exploring rights builds identity and understanding of their place in the world.
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