Description
How to use it: Rock Your Socks Poster
In short: a printable poster of mismatched socks for March 21. Ages 3-9. PDF download – prints on US Letter or A4.
On March 21 children wear odd socks, and the explanation that goes with it is simple enough for a five-year-old: socks that do not match are more interesting than socks that do, and so are people. A poster where every sock is different says that without a single word of lecture.
What is included
- Printable pages that assemble into one large sock poster
- Every sock a different pattern to color
- Pages colored independently, in any order
- Finished poster made for the hallway wall
| Ages | 3-9 (preschool through grade 3) |
|---|---|
| Use | Whole class, or several classes contributing pages |
| Prep | Print, hand out, tape together |
| Format | PDF – prints on US Letter or A4 |
When to use it
- World Down Syndrome Day, March 21
- Odd socks day and inclusion weeks
- Kindness and belonging units
- School-wide displays that several classes build together
Teacher tip: give one page to each class in the school rather than each child in one class. The finished poster then represents the whole building.
Questions teachers ask
How do I explain the day to young children?
Odd socks are a talking point, not a lesson – most classes start with what makes each of us different and go from there.
Do I need a color printer?
No, the pages are line art and print in black and white.
Can I print it every year?
Yes. Your license covers unlimited printing for your own classroom or family.
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