Reconciliation Week / Reconciliation Reflection Wall
Reconciliation Reflection Wall
Children write or draw what reconciliation means to them and add it to a shared wall, creating a visible record of the group's thoughts and hopes.
How to run it
- Introduce Reconciliation Week and this year's theme in simple words.
- Give each child a card shape to write or draw their reflection.
- Invite children to share their card with a friend if they like.
- Arrange all the cards together on a display board.
You will need
- display board
- card shapes
- textas and pencils
- reusable adhesive or staples
Make it easier or harderYounger children can draw and dictate a word to an educator, while older children write a short pledge.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 2, Outcome 5Children express their own ideas about respect and fairness and contribute to a shared community message.
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