Harmony Week is a time to celebrate what makes each of us unique and what brings us together. In schools, it provides a meaningful opportunity for students to learn about respect, inclusion, and the value of cultural diversity, while building empathy and a strong sense of belonging within their classroom and wider community. We’ve curated two engaging worksheets to support your Harmony Week celebrations.
The Harmony Week Logo worksheet invites students to reflect on what Harmony Week means to them and to the wider community. Students colour in the printable designs while exploring symbols of harmony and diversity, learning what they represent and applying this understanding creatively. Students can also design their own Harmony week logo in the blank circle, which can be proudly displayed in the classroom.
The Harmony Week Bookmark worksheet encourages students to learn more about Harmony Week while creating something practical they can use every day. Students design and decorate their own bookmark using harmony symbols, then proudly place it in their favourite book as a reminder of respect, inclusion, and belonging.
1. Harmony Week: Logos Worksheet
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Step 1: Explore the Logos
- Take a close look at all the logos on your worksheet.
- Think about what each symbol might represent and how it connects to friendship, respect, and harmony.
Step 2: Colour the Logos
- Bring the logos to life using your favourite colours!
- You can use the official Harmony week orange or any colours that inspire you.
Step 3: Create Your Own Logo (Optional)
- Use the blank circle to design your very own logo that represents friendship, respect, or harmony. Be creative!
Step 4: Cut Out the Logos
- Carefully cut out the logos from your worksheet if you want to use them for a collage or display.
Step 5: Display Your Work
- Display your finished logos by putting them on a wall, fridge, or classroom display. Celebrate your creativity and the spirit of Harmony week!
Click here to download free printable worksheet
2. Harmony Week: Bookmarks
Get ready to create your very own Harmony week bookmark! This is a fun and meaningful way to celebrate kindness, inclusion, and respect. As you design your bookmark, you can think about what harmony means to you and how you can show that everyone belongs both in your classroom and beyond.
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Step 1: Colour the Bookmarks
- Carefully colour in your bookmark using crayons, coloured pencils, or markers.
- Try to use bright colours and fill in all the spaces.
Step 2: Decorate the Bookmarks
- Add pictures, patterns, or symbols in the blank bookmark that show Harmony week, such as hearts, people, flags, or hands.
Step 3: Add your Message
- Write a kind message or slogan on your bookmark, like Everyone Belongs or Be Kind.
Step 4: Check Your Work
- Make sure your colouring is neat and your message is easy to read.
Step 5: Cut Out the Bookmarks
- Carefully cut out the bookmark along the lines. Take your time and cut safely.
Step 6: Final Touches
- Smooth any rough edges and make sure your bookmark is ready to use.
- Place your bookmark in a book or give it to someone to help spread the Harmony week message.
Click here to download free printable worksheet
If you’re looking for more fun and meaningful Harmony week activities for young learners, check out the Lotus Flower Craft Activity for Kids. The Diversity Flowers Activity is a creative way for children to explore and celebrate their own heritage while learning about the cultures of their classmates.
The Paper Bracelet worksheet is another enjoyable and purposeful activity, helping children celebrate diversity and understand that, despite our differences, we are all connected.
Both the Bracelet and Crown worksheets carry the key messages of “Everyone Belongs” and “Live in Harmony.” Students can cut out the templates, decorate them in their own unique style, and wear them proudly to celebrate Harmony Week, reinforcing the values of inclusion, respect, and togetherness.
