Children also have the right to play. Children are responsible for allowing others to play, not destroying equipment, following rules, and being tolerant of culturally different recreational activities. We are able to exercise this right when we enjoy our cultural celebrations. It is our responsibility to make sure others can practice their celebrations and rituals, too. Play the game if it is short.
Parents share mementos of their religion or home or family culture.
You can use the one below, or choose a skit that is relevant to your community and its population. You may want to use a problem that has occurred between children in your setting. Invite the children to the circle with the gathering song. As you learned in Community Circle , you all have the right to play and enjoy your cultural life. . . . I'm Sam, and I'm building a bridge.