Harmony Week Initiatives for Year 1/2 Students
Harmony Week Initiatives for
Miss Durkay's Year 1/2 Students
Learning objective
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Harmony Week Initiatives for
Miss Durkay's Year 1/2 Students
Learning objective
Learning Objectives
At the end of the lesson you will understand the concept of the poverty cycle and its impact on education. At the end of the lesson you will be able to identify ways to support global education through fundraising. At the end of the lesson you will have developed empathy for children in third-world countries. At the end of the lesson you will understand the importance of cultural inclusiveness and respect.
What do you already know about Cambodia?
Guest Speaker Presentation
Learn about children's lives in Cambodia. Discuss their educational challenges and opportunities. Understand the role of education in breaking the poverty cycle.
Can Miss Durkay's Year 1 and Year 2 BPS students be global citizens and help other kids?Amayah Pudney - Year 11 student from Clare High School
Fundraising Proposal for Harmony Day
Introduce 'Knowledge for a Future' initiative. Explore ways to raise funds for educational resources. Link fundraising to Harmony Day activities.
Cultural Activities and Inclusiveness
Encourage wearing cultural dress on Harmony Day. Participate in a parade celebrating diversity. Engage in multicultural crafts and food.
Understanding the Poverty Cycle
Define the poverty cycle and its implications. Discuss how lack of education perpetuates poverty. Explore ways education can help break the cycle.
Interactive Communication
Plan to connect with Cambodian students. Discuss their experiences and challenges. Foster empathy through personal stories.
Definition List
Harmony Day: A celebration promoting inclusiveness, respect, and belonging for all Australians, emphasizing cultural diversity. Poverty Cycle: A continuous loop where lack of resources prevents access to education and healthcare, perpetuating poverty across generations. Knowledge for a Future: An organization aiming to provide educational opportunities to children in Cambodia to help break the poverty cycle. Universal Design for Learning (UDL): An educational framework that optimizes teaching to accommodate all learners, emphasizing multiple means of representation, action, expression, and engagement.
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