Human Solidarity Day Worksheets for Preschool
Age Group: 3–6 years No. of Pages: 10 Format: Printable PDF
International Human Solidarity Day is observed on 20 December. This 10-page printable pack teaches children aged 3–6 that we are stronger together, with teamwork colouring, kindness choices, tracing, a maze and dot-to-dot.
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About This Worksheet
Solidarity means standing together and helping each other. For preschoolers, that idea comes to life through teamwork, sharing and noticing when a friend needs help.
Children colour kids working together, match helping actions, choose kind actions in a yes-or-no game, spot helpers in a classroom, trace Help, Share and Care, find kindness words, reach a friend in need, sort friendly actions, join dots to reveal helping hands and colour a friendship bracelet.
Activities in This Pack
- Teamwork colouring page
- Match helping actions
- Yes or no: being kind
- Spot the helpers in a classroom
- Trace kindness words: Help, Share, Care
- Kindness word search (love, care, kind, share, help, sorry, hug, thank)
- Find the path to help a friend in need
- Friendly actions sorting: cut and paste
- Dot to dot: reveal helping hands
- Friendship bracelet colouring
Skills Your Child Practises
- Teamwork
- Kindness
- Tracing and early writing
- Sorting
- Number order
- Fine motor skills
How to Use This Worksheet
- Talk about a time your child worked with others.
- Play a simple team game before starting.
- Read the yes-or-no actions aloud together.
- Make a real friendship bracelet after the colouring page.
- Praise teamwork during the week.
What’s Next?
Next in the December calendar is Christmas (25 December). For more themed days, see our General Knowledge worksheets.
Where This Worksheet Fits
International Human Solidarity Day (20 December) is one of ten December days in the IdeazSuper themed-day collection. Use the packs in date order to plan a full month of activities:
- World AIDS Day (1 December): healthy habits and caring
- International Day of Persons with Disabilities (3 December): inclusion and kindness
- International Volunteer Day (5 December): helping in the community
- World Pear Day (first weekend of December): pears, counting and patterns
- Human Rights Day (10 December): basic rights and fairness
- National Cupcake Day (15 December): cupcake counting and patterns
- UN Arabic Language Day (18 December): Arabic letters
- International Human Solidarity Day (20 December): this pack
- Christmas (25 December): festive counting and tracing
- New Year’s Eve (31 December): countdowns, clocks and patterns
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is International Human Solidarity Day?
It is observed on 20 December each year.
What does solidarity mean for young children?
Helping each other, sharing and working together as a team.
How many pages are in the pack?
The International Human Solidarity Day pack has 10 printable pages.
What do I need?
A printer, pencils and crayons. Some pages also need child-safe scissors and glue.
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Looking for more themed days? Browse all our General Knowledge worksheets for preschool and kindergarten, with printable packs for special days across the year.