Stories That Shape Our World - Creative literacy to explore identity, inclusion and Harmony Day

Compnow Academy have created a Keynote resource to inspire inclusive, creative learning experiences for students. It allows learners to express their ideas through a range of creative mediums: designing digital art, drawing, animating, and adding their own voice recordings to bring their work to life.

 Inspired by the Little World Changers resource and designed around The World Needs Who You Were Made to Be by Joanna Gaines, this resource invites students to explore the core message of Harmony Day: celebration, inclusivity, and cultural respect through creativity and reflection.  

Floating hot air balloons with the words The World Needs Who You Were Made to Be

The resource supports:

  • Inspiration: Encouraging students to explore diversity, identity, and belonging.
  • Creation: Supporting hands on activities such as digital posters, animations, or short videos that express acceptance, empathy, and community. 
Activities to Inspire

Feel free to use this resource with your students and share with your networks. 

Acknowledging the source when you share or adapt it is always appreciated.


This resource was created in collaboration with Michelle Forrest and Kate Thomas

Learn more about Compnow Academy


Attachments

Literacy Creativity Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Keynote Primary Education Age: 0–7 years Age: 11–13 years

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