Hi
For United Nations Day, we are talking of my department (3-6 years) the children's bedroom. I have found a book made by a photographer
who have traveled around the world and included pictures of children's bedrooms. In addition, all children taken with a picture of his room. In the book it says little about where they live, age, whether they live with their siblings and parents, what they eat, what they will be when they grow up and they go to school or have to work. For example, live one in the US and is 4 years and beauty queen, living in rural Japan and go to school, and help at home, while another is 8 and lives in a garbage dump in Cambodia and working in a mine all day without school. We are talking about what is important with a bedroom and on the rights of school, rest, family, health, work, security, food, etc. in conjunction with each of the bedrooms. We're going that way through most of the rights, and children learn about the differences around the world. He has many children in the book, but I have selected some of those who are the most equal in age with the kids with me.
The photographer named James Mollison and book called "Where children sleep." He created the book when he in 2011 was asked to create something that focused on children's rights.
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