Around the World Day / Landmark Photo Booth
Landmark Photo Booth
Educators draw a famous world landmark on the whiteboard and children pose in front of it as if on holiday, sparking talk about travel and places.
How to run it
- Draw a large landmark on a whiteboard or butcher's paper.
- Add simple props like sunglasses, hats and suitcases.
- Children pose as tourists while an educator takes photos.
- Share a few facts about the landmark and its country.
- Print or display the photos with captions.
You will need
- whiteboard and markers
- camera or device
- travel props
Make it easier or harderYounger children can simply pose and play; older children can draw the landmark and write the captions.
SafetyFollow the service's photo consent policy.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 5, Outcome 2Children use role play and conversation to explore places beyond their own community.
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