I Dissent: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Makes Her Mark
I Dissent: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Makes Her Mark connects to Global Goal 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions by celebrating the fight for equality, fairness, and human rights. Exploring this book in the classroom inspires students to understand the importance of standing up for justice and contributing to strong, fair, and inclusive societies.
Age: 3rd – 6th Class
The Pavee and the Buffer Girl
The Pavee and the Buffer Girl connects to Global Goal 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions by exploring themes of friendship, understanding, and inclusion across different communities. Reading this book in the classroom encourages students to celebrate diversity, resolve conflicts peacefully, and appreciate the importance of fairness, respect, and strong, inclusive societies.
Age: 2nd– 4th Class
The Well of Lost Wishes (from the book Why the Moon Travels)
The Well of Lost Wishes from Why the Moon Travels connects to Global Goal 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions by exploring fairness, empathy, and the consequences of our choices. Reading this story in the classroom encourages students to reflect on justice, understanding, and kindness, helping them appreciate the importance of building peaceful and inclusive communities.
Age: 3rd – 6th class
The Tree That’s Meant to Be by Yuval Zommer is a heart-warming tale that beautifully reflects the spirit of peace and kindness at Christmas. By showcasing themes of inclusion, compassion, and community, the book aligns with Global Goal 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions, encouraging children to value fairness and harmony. Its message of embracing differences and supporting those who feel left out resonates deeply during the festive season, inspiring young readers to spread kindness and build stronger, more caring communities. Including this book in our Global Goals Book Club promotes a sense of collective action and peace, perfect for Christmas reflection with your students!
Age: Junior Infants – 3rd Class
Sophie and Lily from Scoil Mháirtín review The Well of Lost Wishes and share their important message from the book.
