Harmony Week is celebrated from the 20th to the 26th of March 2023. Harmony Day will be celebrated on the 21st of March 2023. The following provides free Printables and Activities that will enable you to celebrate Harmony Week at your service and activities that can be implemented into the curriculum for children.
About Harmony Week
Harmony Week is celebrated throughout Australia in a week-long celebration of cultural diversity. Since first held in 1999, Harmony Week has grown to become a significant time for Australians to come together and celebrate our nation's cultural diversity.
Orange has been the Harmony Week colour since the first event was held in 1999. Traditionally the colour orange relates to social communication, stimulating two-way conversations. It aids in the development of new ideas and frees the spirit of its limitations, giving us the freedom to be ourselves. At the same time, it encourages self-respect and respect for others.
Printables For Children
Countries Around The World Posters - The Countries Around The World Posters display pictures associated with that individual country. These are great to use as a discussion point with children and to be used as a display.
Goodbye In Different Languages Posters - These posters have Goodbye in different languages from around the world. Children can learn to say Goodbye from different parts of the world.
Hello In Different Languages - These flashcards have Hello in different languages from around the world. Children can learn to say Hello from different parts of the world. The 1 To 10 In Different Languages Posters enable children to learn to count from 1 to 10 in languages around the world.
Countries Posters - The Countries Posters display pictures of what can be found in that particular country. These are great to use as a discussion point with children and to be used as a display.
World Flags Colouring Pages - Children can learn the different flags for each country of the world by colouring a country flag. Children can also learn primary and secondary colours through this experience and also provides a fun colour-matching activity.
Thank You In Different Languages Posters - Thank You In Different Languages Posters show how to say Thank You in languages from around the world.
Common Words In Different Languages Posters - The Common Words in Different Languages Posters list common words in the multicultural languages spoken throughout Australia.
1 to 10 In Different Languages Posters - The 1 To 10 In Different Languages Posters enable children to learn to count from 1 to 10 in languages around the world.
Welcome In Different Languages Posters - The Welcome In Different Languages Posters provide "Welcome" in 21 different languages. These are great to use as a display around the entrance to provide an inclusive environment.
Children Of The World Matching Cards - The Children Of The World Matching Cards enable children to match the child card to their matching one. These cards represent children from around the world.
Children Of The World Posters - The Children Of The World Posters show children from around the world. These are great to display within the learning environment that enables children to observe children from different parts of the world.
Harmony In Different Languages Posters - The Harmony In Different Languages Posters show how to say Harmony in different languages from around the world. This is great to be used as a display in the learning environment and to celebrate Harmony Week.
Countries On The Globe Posters - These 20 posters feature individual countries and where in the world they are situated on the world globe.
NOTE: Please click on each individual poster and it will begin to automatically download onto your device.
Songs and Rhymes
Hello To All The Children Of The World - An easy action song that teaches children hello in different languages which can be used during group time.
Global Greetings - A catchy greeting that teaches children to say hello in different languages.
Templates
Harmony Day Belonging - FREE - This free template can be used within a child's Portfolio to share how Harmony Day was celebrated within the centre.
Harmony Day - Parent Input Template - The Harmony Day template is a form used by parents to fill out. It tells us about the family's background and cultures and shares the diversity among the families within the centre.
I Belong - FREE - To show where children come from. This can also be used as part of a cultural diversity display.
Family Map - FREE - To show where children come from. This can also be used as part of a cultural diversity display.
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