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Objective  To express or represent the students feelings of peace in a drawing. Creating Peace Art.   Activities Participants write the theme on paper and draw what Peace looks like with pen, pencil, pastels or paints. Alternatively, use a drawing program on computer. optional: Submit it to the World's Biggest Hug for Peace

Materials 

• Drawing program, or paper and drawing supplies, and a scanner

• Each individual can evaluate the process of participating in the activity and comment on other works on display at the 'World's Biggest Hug for Peace'

 Extension Activity

• Write 'peace' with synonyms and antonyms on paper and draw what the related or opposite theme looks like. Ask students to provide their own synonyms and antonyms and write them on the board.

References:

Samples of children's work

• http://worldpeace.org.au/art.asp
• http://www.papaink.org
• http://www.heartwoodethics.org/kids/pictures.html 

Other lessons on the Web

• http://www.uiowa.edu/~africart/teachers/lessons/045.html

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