Lesson 1: What is Peace Day? Lesson 2: Anti-bullying
Lesson 3: A ‘peace’ of cake
Lesson 4: Stand up for Peace One Day Lesson 5: Art of Peace Exhibition Extended work
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Lesson 1: Peace One Day story Lesson 1: Teacher guide Lesson 1: Peace poem Lesson 1: Activity ideas
Lesson 1: Storyboard cards
Lesson 2: Example peace pledge Lesson 2: 3-Step Approach poster
Lesson 3: Alfred Prasad Love Cake recipe
‘The Day After Peace’ is Jeremy’s award-winning docu- mentary, charting his journey to create a day of cease- fire and non-violence recognised by every country in the world.
The film has proved to be a useful starting point for work with Peace One Day secondary education materials.
There are three versions of the film: 32-minute class- room ready version; 58-minute version; and the full length version running at 81 minutes.
We are mindful of the limited attention of many primary- aged pupils. For years 5 and 6, you may wish to show the 32-minute version of ‘The Day After Peace’. Should you not feel this is appropriate, Lesson 1 proveides an alternative means of telling the Peace One Day story.
However, the full length version of the documentary is recommended for teachers to become acquainted with the project. You could also share this film with friends, family and colleagues to build wider support for Peace Day – 21 September.
The 32-minute version of ‘The Day After Peace’ is available to watch FREE here
The 81-minute feature length version is available to watch FREE here
The DVD containing all three ver- sions of the film can be purchased here
The Peace One Day Primary Education Resource has been kindly underwritten by Ocado 3