On Friday we read a book to help us reflect on Remembrance Day and peace. It was “What Does Peace Feel Like?” by Vladimir Radunsky. This book was written by students at an international school in Italy, and combines beautiful pictures with wonderful words.
After reading the book we created our own writing. Each table group had a different sense, and the students worked together to write or draw their own meanings for peace. We emphasized cooperation and taking turns, since there was only one piece of paper for 4 or 5 students.
They came up with some lovely ideas. Here are a few of my favourites:
What does peace sound like?
- Birds flying in the sky
- The giant crunch of a lollipop
What does peace look like?
- Poppies
- Sand castles
- Peace is a sunny summer day
What does peace smell like?
- Pizza
- Fish and crab (because that’s what his cottage smells like)
What does peace taste like?
- Ice cream
- Cotton candy
What does peace feel like?
- Silk and muffins
- The best day ever!
- Love around the world
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