Human Rights Day Children S Activities. Draw a grid with 6 columns and 5 rows with marker on a large piece of cloth like an old sheet or plastic like a plastic tablecloth. Collect food and bring it to a local foodshelf.
There are resources for both primary and post primary schools for youth and for adult education contexts. Raise money from friends or neighbors for unicef or another organization working on human rights. Write a letter or sign a petition on behalf of a prisoner of conscience.
Below is a selection of activities for children of various age groups from the following sources.
Volunteer to help serve a meal at a homeless shelter. The adoption of the un convention on the rights of the child in 1989 was a significant development but it didn t occur spontaneously. This is an occasion to learn more about human rights. Make a twister game in which kids spell out key human rights words using their feet and hands.
