ARE YOUR STUDENTS READY TO CHANGE THE WORLD?
The Peace Crane Project invites every student on the planet to fold an origami crane, write a message of peace on its wings, then exchange it with another student somewhere in the world. The Projectbuilds friendships, strengthenshand-eye coordinationand writing skills, teachesgeography, exposes students tonew languages andcultures, andEMPOWERS YOUTH to make a difference in their community, country, and world. Classrooms, teachers, students, schools, community groups, and individuals are welcome. It’sFREE to participate!Looking for a project for your kids, but not up for a global exchange at this time? Look throughour resources!
Here’s How To Join:
- SIGN UP- Join the Exchange List 2025HERE.You will receive a welcome email with instructions. Look in your junk folder if you do not see it.
- Please ALSO subscribe to our newsletterHERE.You will receive additional valuable information to help you make the most of the program.
- We also have aFacebook group where you may find exchange partners, share tips and photos, ask questions, and chat with other members.
- FOLD YOUR PEACE CRANES – get folding guideshere.
Want something easier to fold? Try our guides to folding a dove or heart! We even havecoloring pages for the little ones. - SEND A PACKAGE – GET A PACKAGE
Once you’ve selected your exchange partner, ask for their postal address! Send your artwork and messages to your exchange partner. Wait for their package to arrive!Hot tip! If you don’t have the budget for postage, trade via email – it’s free! - GET YOUR CERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION
Send us a photo of your event, and we will send you a Certificate of Participation!
ARE YOUR STUDENTS READY TO CHANGE THE WORLD?
The Peace Crane Project invites every student on the planet to fold an origami crane, write a message of peace on its wings, then exchange it with another student somewhere in the world. The Projectbuilds friendships, strengthenshand-eye coordinationand writing skills, teachesgeography, exposes students tonew languages andcultures, andEMPOWERS YOUTH to make a difference in their community, country, and world. Classrooms, teachers, students, schools, community groups, and individuals are welcome. It’sFREE to participate!We host the project every day of the year. Please join us anytime.
Here’s How To Join:
- SIGN UP
Join the Exchange List 2025HERE. You may subscribe to our newsletterHERE.You also may join ourFacebook group to find exchange partners, share tips and photos, ask questions, and chat with other members. - FOLD YOUR PEACE CRANES get folding guideshere
Want something easier to fold? Try our guides to folding a dove or heart! We even havecoloring pages for the little ones. - SEND A PACKAGE – GET A PACKAGE
Received confirmation from your exchange partner? Ask for their postal address! Send your artwork and messages to your exchange partner. Wait for their package to arrive!Hot tip! If you don’t have the budget for postage, trade via email – it’s free! - GET YOUR CERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION
Send us a photo of your event and we will send you a Certificate of Participation!
STEP 1: SIGN UP - JOIN THE PROJECT
CHOOSE AN EXCHANGE PARTNER
FOLD YOUR PAPER PEACE CRANES
SEND YOUR CRANES - GET YOUR CRANES
SEND A PHOTO - GET YOUR CERTIFICATE.
PEACE CRANE PROJECT TESTIMONIALS
My students feel empowered to be helping Egyptian students learn English while they learn global collaboration skills. This is an exceptionally valuable student-centered global project!
It’s our third year of participation in this project and my students can’t imagine our future without it. We not only exchange paper cranes we also establish bridges between different countries and quite different cultures.
An engaging and enriching experience for our students. We have now made further local connections as a result of the project which we look forward to linking with next year.
This project has had a positive impact on not only the students but also the teachers at Silver Bay Elementary. Our fourth graders will not soon forget their mission to spread peace and hope to others, to live with a heart filled with love, or their passion to impact change.
By participating in the project my students have the opportunity to be in contact with children from countries they didn’t even know existed. This opens their minds and helps them understand that there are people who live so far away from us and they also care about Peace. My students learned to respect and accept the differences between people.
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PAST PROJECTS
SING-A-LONG
POETRY SLAM
TINY CRANE CONTEST
A FEW OF OUR PAST PARTICIPANTS
