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Make your own peace crane and learn about the link between origami and nuclear disarmament. This video shares the story of Sadako Sasaki, who survived the Hiroshima bomb and folded over 1,000 paper cranes before her untimely death.
You will need a square piece of paper to make one ‘orizuru’, or crane.
This activity would be suited to:
- Classes learning about the end of World War II (Primary through Secondary)
- PSHE, SMSC and wellbeing content
- Religious Education: Weapons of Mass Destruction
- Tutor time, beginning/end of term activity
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