Harmony Day Headband Craft & Writing Activity + Bulletin Board Heart Display

⭐ Get your students engaged with a fun and creative ‘Harmony Day’ headband and bulletin board display resources! This colouring in craft and writing activity encourages reflection on the importance of diversity and multiculturalism in creating a peaceful and happy world.

Grades: Years 1-6

❤ What is Included?

Craft Activity:

1. Headband colour and cut activity – ‘Print & Go!’
2. Headband strips (head circumference) in 3 styles (no lines, 1 line, 2 lines)

• Example activity responses for each year level
• Activity instructions & suggestions
• Black & white version

Harmony Day Information Page:

• Colour version
• Black & white version

Display Printables:

1. Central poster in colour or black & white – see preview
2. Hearts with words inside – linked adjectives and verbs (cut outs)

• 4 different-sized hearts per A4 page (2, 4, 8, 16)
• black & white plus orange-coloured versions of all hearts.
• Blank hearts in black & white, orange colour in each size.

World-wide Use:

This resource can be used by any student in any country! Not just Australia. I have ensured the spelling is universal and the references to Harmony Day are able to be used world-wide!

I have also included a link for Australian teachers to view an Australian Harmony Day website. Apologies to others as this is only relevant to Australian teachers.

Australian Curriculum link:

This craft project is an excellent complement to the Year 3 HASS unit on Celebrations, Culture, and Commemorations (Australia).

Tips:

• Use print selection to identify which pages you wish to print.
• Print on white A4 paper, orange-coloured paper or cardstock.

❤ What is Harmony Day?

Harmony Day is an annual observance in Australia that celebrates cultural diversity and promotes inclusiveness, respect, and a sense of belonging for all Australians. It is celebrated on March 21st and encourages people of all backgrounds to come together and appreciate the cultural diversity that exists within their communities. The message of Harmony Day is that everyone belongs, regardless of their cultural or linguistic background, and we can all work together to build a more inclusive and harmonious society.

Happy Teaching!