Celebrate kindness, respect, and belonging with this engaging Harmony Hearts set. The pack includes 9 pre-filled hearts with simple, child-friendly sentences and 1 blank heart for open creativity. Children can pick a heart to decorate or use the blank one to express their own ideas. Hearts can be displayed on classroom walls, grouped into murals, or added to learning journals. This activity encourages children to reflect on harmony, belonging, and inclusion while creating a vibrant collective display.

A great way for children to celebrate identity and connection with this engaging “I Belong” puzzle piece template. This is designed for children to express their sense of belonging by drawing themselves, or for older children to complete the sentence. Educators can create a wall display by sticking these pieces together to create a giant puzzle.

Animals In Different Languages list the names of animals in 20 different languages spoken throughout Australia. These are very helpful for Educators to teach children animals in different languages.

Colours In Different Languages list colours in 32 different languages spoken throughout Australia. These are very helpful for Educators communicating with children where English isn't their first language and also teach children colours in different languages.

Harmony Week is celebrated from the 17th to the 23rd of March 2025. 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.

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.

Thank You In Different Languages Posters show how to say Thank You in languages from around the world. These are great to teach the children or to use as a display in the learning environment.

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.

The Common Words in Different Languages Posters list common words in the multicultural languages spoken throughout Australia. These are very helpful for Educators communicating with children where English isn't their first language and to also teach children common words in different languages.

The 1 To 10 In Different Languages Posters enable children to learn to count from 1 to 10 in languages around the world. This is a fun way for children to learn each other's languages and Educators can include this into group time.