Q3 March8 Catch Up Peacevalues Education

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PEACE & VALUES EDUCATION

COMMUNITY AWARENESS (HOPE)


“Building Bridges of Hope”
● Begin with a short mindfulness
exercise to create a calm and focused
atmosphere.
● Share a brief discussion on the
meaning of community and the positive
impact it can have on individuals.
Storytelling: ‘The Festival of Colors in Batangas’
Once upon a time, in the beautiful province of Batangas, people from various
cultures lived side by side. They shared stories, food, and traditions, creating a rich
tapestry of diversity that made Batangas unique.
One day, the province decided to celebrate its cultural richness with a special event -
the Festival of Colors. The idea was simple but powerful: each person would bring a
color that represented their culture, and together, they would create something
beautiful.
As the day of the festival approached, excitement buzzed through Batangas. The air
was filled with anticipation as families prepared to share a piece of their heritage.
On the day of the festival, the town square transformed into a colorful mosaic of
people wearing vibrant traditional clothing and carrying baskets filled with hues of
every shade.
The townspeople gathered around a large canvas in the center of the square. Each
person poured their chosen color onto the canvas, creating a mesmerizing blend of
shades and patterns. Laughter and joy echoed through the air as the colors mixed
and mingled, symbolizing the unity in their diversity.

As the last drops of color were added, something magical happened. The once-
blank canvas transformed into a breathtaking mural, telling the story of Batangas’s
shared history and the beauty of its diverse community. The mural depicted scenes
from various cultures, showcasing dances, celebrations, and daily life.

The people of Batangas stood in awe of the masterpiece they had created together.
The Festival of Colors had not only celebrated their differences but had also
highlighted the common thread that connected them all - a deep sense of
community.
Discussion Questions:
1. What is the Festival of Colors in the story?
2. How did the people from different cultures
contribute to the mural?
3. Why is it important to celebrate and understand
different cultures in a community?
4. How did the mural represent unity in diversity?
● Engage the students in a brief
discussion about the values learned from
the story.
● Emphasize the importance of
respecting and understanding diverse
cultures for building a harmonious
community.
• Distribute journals and ask students to
reflect on the following prompts:
1. What did you learn about the importance of
understanding different cultures?
2. How can you contribute to creating a more
inclusive and hopeful community?

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