In this worksheet, children will write about what peace, tolerance, trust, diversity, human rights, violence, and stereotypes mean to them. They will provide an antonym and synonym for each vocabulary term and write a proposal for a school or community event to promote tolerance and non-violence.
Tolerance and Nonviolence Vocabulary Activity
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