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World Children's Day Celebration |Kids Academy

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What do you think people do to celebrate World Children’s Day?
Why might a day about children be important around the world?
What words do you connect with the idea of a “Kids Academy” celebration?

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World Children's Day Celebration |Kids Academy

What World Children’s Day is and children’s rights (00:00 – 02:01)

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1. When is World Children’s Day celebrated?

January 1st
November 20th
December 25th
March 8th

2. Which right is explained as helping you “dream big” and face challenges?

Right to protection from violence
Right to health care
Right to education
Right to play

3. According to the video, why is playtime important?

It makes children stronger than adults
It helps children learn skills like teamwork and problem solving
It is only for very young children
It teaches children how to cook

World Children's Day Celebration |Kids Academy

UNICEF and small actions that help (02:01 – 02:36)

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1. What does UNICEF stand for in the video?

United Nations Children’s Fund
Universal Network for International Education for Children
Union of Nations for Child Safety
United Nations Community and Information Fund

2. Which of these is mentioned as something UNICEF helps provide?

New video games
Clean water
Airplanes for travel
Free smartphones

3. What does the speaker say we can do to help too?

Small actions like donating or community projects
Move to another country
Only adults can help, not kids
Start a new organization immediately

World Children's Day Celebration |Kids Academy

Connecting with kids worldwide and the main message (02:36 – 04:07)

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1. Why is it important to make friends with kids from different countries?

To travel every week
To avoid learning new things
To learn about their languages, traditions, and games
To compete and prove who is better

2. What is one way to connect with kids in other parts of the world mentioned in the video?

Buying expensive gifts
Virtual pen pal programs
Reading only local newspapers
Playing alone all the time

3. What does the speaker say World Children’s Day is all about at the end?

Only having fun games at school
Watching TV all day
Understanding your rights, making friends worldwide, and helping each other
Learning magic tricks and winning prizes

World Children's Day Celebration |Kids Academy

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1. Which statement best matches the main purpose of the video?

To explain why children should not go to school
To explain World Children’s Day and encourage respect for children’s rights
To teach only sports and games
To advertise a product

2. Which idea is repeated across the video?

Kids should never play
Health care is not important
Only one country celebrates World Children’s Day
Children’s rights matter for every child everywhere

3. What is one overall way the video suggests building a friendlier world?

Only staying with your own group
Learning about other cultures and collaborating with kids from different countries
Ignoring people who are different
Stopping all community projects

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

World Children's Day Celebration |Kids Academy

Which children’s right (education, health care, protection, or play) do you think is most important, and why?
What are two small actions kids and families can do to help children in other communities?
If you had a virtual pen pal in another country, what questions would you ask them about their daily life?
How can schools help students be more accepting and respectful of people from different cultures?