• Handout 1, Peace Symbol
• Pipe cleaners

• Copy the handout for all participants.
• Place handouts and pipe cleaners at work tables.

This activity engages participants a universally recognized symbol promoting a peaceful world.

Gather the children at the tables and invite them to look at their handouts. Ask if any recognize the symbols. You might say:

This is a symbol that many people would recognize to mean peace.

Invite the children to use one or more pipe cleaners to make the symbol. When they are finished, ask these questions.

• Why is it good to know that these symbols represent peace?
• How can knowing that others are working toward a peaceful world help us to work together towards fairness and freedom?
• I wonder if you can design your own symbol for the sixth Principle.

This activity does not have a right or wrong result. Participants of all abilities should be able to complete this activity.