Culture Celebration Day / Diversity Bunting
Diversity Bunting
Each child decorates a bunting flag about themselves, their family or culture, then all flags are strung together.
How to run it
- Cut triangle flags from card ahead of time.
- Invite children to decorate a flag showing something about their family, culture or language.
- Punch holes and thread all flags onto one string.
- Hang the bunting as a symbol of the group's togetherness.
You will need
- card triangles
- markers
- coloured pencils
- hole punch
- string
Make it easier or harderYounger children draw their family; older children add greetings in different languages.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 1, Outcome 2Contributing a personal flag to a shared display builds identity and belonging.
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