Yellow · Learning and play
Grow
You have the right to learn, to rest, to play, and to think your own thoughts.
A blanket of books in the grass. Paint on fingers. A question that is not on the test. Growing is not only getting taller. It is school that welcomes you, rest that is allowed, play that is not a leftover, and thoughts that belong to you — even the strange ones.
Every colour is open. Wander wherever you like.
I wonder
There are no wrong answers. Open a question because you are curious.
That want is not a distraction. Curiosity is how a mind takes root.
Play is written into your rights. It is how children practise being alive.
Yes. You have a mind of your own. Listening and thinking are both allowed.
Try this
Spend ten minutes on a question you chose. No score. No finishing. Follow it where it goes.
In the Convention
- Article 28. Education
- Article 29. Education that grows the whole child
- Article 31. Rest, play, and culture
- Article 14. Thought, conscience, and belief
Record a child who learned this
First name and date stay on this device. Use it as a family or classroom book of children learning about their human rights.