Harmony Day / Family Culture Show and Tell
Family Culture Show and Tell
Children bring an object, photo or story from home that reflects their family's culture and share it with the group.
How to run it
- Send a note home inviting families to send an object, photo or story.
- Sit in a circle and give each child a turn to share.
- Encourage others to ask a respectful question.
- Display the items on a shared table for the day.
You will need
- items from home
- display table
Make it easier or harderYounger children can share in pairs; older children can prepare a short talk or poster.
SafetyAvoid sharing food items unless allergies are checked, and keep precious items in a safe spot.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 1, Outcome 5Children share their identity and practise listening and speaking respectfully.
Fits these theme days
Harmony DayCulture Celebration DayShow and Tell DayNational Families WeekAround the World DayAll About Australia Day
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