Incentive Create artwork that sends a strong message about humanitarian issues. -Line-Shape-Space-Colour-Texture Supplies A4 paper that has newspaper clips about humanitarian issues Newspaper [download] Pencil Crayons Lesson 1 Briefly view various humanitarian advertisements or images using digital media, and consider purpose and audience. Look at the symbols that represent strong messages e.g. Rainbows, handshakes, hearts, the dove, hands holding the world, UNICEF/World Vision symbols etc. 2 Use the A4 paper with printed newspaper articles as a background. Children design and draw their own symbol that represents a strong, global, humanitarian issue. Some symbols do not require words. Both our examples have no words and yet represent very strong issues around the world. 3 Colour using crayons and display on black background around the room or even on windows looking into the playground to send positive messages to the community.