Projects
Primary 1 to Primary 7. One task on your own. One task with a team.
Primary 1
On your own
A calm pattern
Draw a pattern of stars, leaves, or lamps. Use calm colours.
- Choose stars, leaves, or lamps.
- Draw the same shape again and again.
- Colour the pattern.
With a team
A kind welcome
Practise how a class can welcome a friend.
- One person says hello.
- One person offers a chair.
- Everyone else uses a quiet voice.
- Swap jobs and try again.
Do not draw God. Do not draw Muhammad. Do not draw a Guru.
Primary 2
On your own
A place from the outside
Draw one place of worship from the outside. Draw the building, not a holy person.
- Choose a church, a mosque, a synagogue, a mandir, a temple, or a gurdwara.
- Draw the outside.
- Write the name of the building.
With a team
Name the building
Match each building to its faith. Say one calm sentence.
- Lay out the six places: church, mosque, synagogue, mandir, temple, gurdwara.
- Match each place to a faith.
- Each person says one calm sentence about one building.
Draw the building. Do not draw a holy person.
Primary 3
On your own
One greeting
Learn one greeting a family may use. Say it kindly. Do not say it as a joke.
- Choose Peace be with you, As-salamu alaykum, Shalom, Namaste, Sat Sri Akal, or Hello.
- Say it in a calm voice.
- Write the greeting.
With a team
Kind acts
Make a list of kind acts that any class can do.
- Write three kind acts.
- Check that each act can include every child.
- Read the list in a quiet voice.
A greeting is not a costume and not a joke.
Primary 4
On your own
One time in the year
Choose one festival or rest day. Write when it comes, and one thing many families do. Some dates move.
- Choose Easter, Vaisakhi, Vesak, Ramadan, Eid, Diwali, Hanukkah, Christmas, or Shabbat.
- Write the time of year. Shabbat comes every week.
- Write one thing many families do.
I chose
It comes
Many families
With a team
A quiet visit
Plan a list for a quiet visit.
- Write the rule for voices.
- Write when shoes come off, and when they stay on.
- Write the rule for photos.
- Write one question you may ask a host.
Do not say one festival is better. Do not draw a holy person.
Primary 5
On your own
Three sentences
Write three sentences about one place of worship. Use the words “many people”.
- Choose a church, a mosque, a synagogue, a mandir, a temple, or a gurdwara.
- Write what many people call it.
- Write what many people do there, and one careful rule.
With a team
A shared snack
Plan a snack with a choice for friends who do not eat some foods.
- List foods the team can share.
- Add a choice with no pork.
- Add a vegetarian choice.
- Do not call any food strange.
Many families follow a food rule. Some do not. Both can belong.
Primary 6
On your own
Two festivals
Choose two festivals. Write what many families do. Write what some families do not do.
- Choose two festivals from the year.
- For each one, write what many families do.
- For each one, write something some families do not do.
Festival one is
Many families
Some families do not
Festival two is
Many families
Some families do not
With a team
A guest card
Make a card a visitor can read before they come.
- Write “Use a quiet voice.”
- Write when shoes come off.
- Write “Ask before you take a photo.”
- Add one kind sentence.
Do not say which festival is better.
Primary 7
On your own
A shared festival
Write a short paragraph that shows Diwali is marked by many Hindus, many Sikhs, and many Jains.
- Write that Diwali is a festival of lights in autumn.
- Name the three groups of families.
- Add that families tell different stories.
Diwali comes in
It is marked by
Families tell
With a team
A welcome plan
Plan a kind welcome for a visitor. Leave room for different faiths and for no religion.
- Choose a calm hello the whole class can use.
- Plan a chair and a quiet place.
- Give each person on the team one job.
- Check that a child with no religion is welcome too.
Leave room for families who do not follow a religion.
Holy day pages are on .