UNICEF child rights activity book

By UNICEF Australia

2 June 2020

Did you know that every child has the right to rest, relax, play and take part in creative and cultural activities?

Children have many rights, like the right to life, safety, family, identity, expression and protection from violence among many others. That’s why we’ve created this fun activity book for you and your children to enjoy, while also learning about children’s rights.

DOWNLOAD

By UNICEF Australia

UNICEF Australia works for the survival, protection and development of children worldwide through fundraising, advocacy, education and international development programs.

Stay up-to-date on UNICEF's work in Australia and around the world

View all news

5 June 2020

Workbook: Know your rights

A workbook to help children learn about and contextualise the Convention on the Rights of the Child, designed for ages 10-12

2 June 2020

Educational activity book for kids

Draw, count, colour and solve. These fun games and activities will help your child practice their fine motor, logic and counting skills.

24 Aug 2023

Five ways you can support LGBTIQA+ children’s mental health

This Wear it Purple day, find out how you can support and celebrate diversity.

18 Oct 2022

We're all feeling the rise in the cost of living

Globally, the cost of living is on the rise. The war in Ukraine and climate change is exacerbating the increasing global food and fuel prices.

13 Oct 2022

Four things you need to know about the looming famine in the Horn of Africa

“An escalating malnutrition crisis is pushing millions of children to the brink of starvation – and unless we do more, that crisis will become a catastrophe.” – Catherine Russell, UNICEF Executive Director

20 Jan 2022

Back to school: how to support your child

As children across Australia begin the new school year, they may be experiencing a range of emotions.

28 June 2021

Is my child regressing due to the COVID-19 pandemic?

Most children have a very strong urge to move forward in their development. However, along with the excitement of being able to do new things comes stress. This stress can cause regression: temporary steps back in development.

22 Dec 2020

Empowering young people to think critically, create responsibly and be active citizens online

It is vitally important in today’s world of modern technology that young people are empowered with critical thinking skills.

8 July 2020

5 simple ways to turn the same old routines into moments of play and learning

For both babies and very young children, all important learning takes place within the context of play. Play is exploration, trying new things, learning about cause and effect and developing an understanding of the world around them. Provide a safe and nurturing environment for your curious child with these five fun tips for creative brain building.

8 July 2020

Five easy indoor activities that'll keep the whole family happy

The early years lay the foundation for how happy and healthy children will be later in life. Providing a safe, loving environment for your child helps them to grow emotionally and mentally. Try to find opportunities to spend quality time with your family and have fun together! Here are five ways you can keep the family entertained and help their mind grow in the process.

5 June 2020

Workbook: Know your rights

A workbook to help children learn about and contextualise the Convention on the Rights of the Child, designed for ages 10-12

2 June 2020

UNICEF Kitchen Experiments

Let your kids experiment by making play dough or growing sugar crystals.

UNICEF Child Rights activity book

Puzzles and games to help your little one learn about child rights while they have fun and get creative.

Related articles

Workbook: Know your rights

Educational activity book for kids

Five ways you can support LGBTIQA+ children’s mental health

We're all feeling the rise in the cost of living

Four things you need to know about the looming famine in the Horn of Africa

Back to school: how to support your child

Is my child regressing due to the COVID-19 pandemic?

Empowering young people to think critically, create responsibly and be active citizens online

5 simple ways to turn the same old routines into moments of play and learning

Five easy indoor activities that'll keep the whole family happy

Workbook: Know your rights

UNICEF Kitchen Experiments