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Fairness - Pillar

Fairness - Pillar

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5th Grade

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Torrence Jones

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1 Slide • 12 Questions

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What are some examples of being fair?
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Stealing someone elses toys
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Pushing someone to the ground
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Listening to others opinions, sharing, and playing by the rules. 
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Bossing everyone around. 

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Multiple Choice

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True or False:

Fair is everyone getting the same thing.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

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The picture on the right or left is showing fairness.

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left

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right

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Multiple Select

When someone isn't fair you can___________?

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Talk about the problem with the person or talk to a teacher

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Get upset and scream

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Be mean to that person

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Multiple Choice

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Mrs. Cook made 4 cupcakes. She has 2 boys. How many cupcakes should each boy get so they both have an equal share?

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Multiple Choice

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Fair means everyone receives the exact same thing.

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True

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False

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My friend Peter can't see the board very well so the teacher moved him to the front, is it fair or equal?

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Fair

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Equal

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Equal means?
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Everyone gets what they need to succeed
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Cooperating with one another
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A few people get what they want
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Everyone gets the exact same thing

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Multiple Choice

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A school requires students to wear uniforms. Is that fair or equal?
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Equal
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Fair

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Multiple Choice

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Is this fair, not equal, or equal?
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Fair
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not equal
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equal

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Open Ended

Name three girls that show fairness.

Sarah, Angela, Nicolette, Faeryn, Addison, Marina, Cassidy,
Evelyn, Lily, Jilena, Kennedy, Tamera, Amelia, Juliette, Deanna

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Open Ended

Name three boys that show fairness:

Nick, Liam, Cam, Jack, Joey, Adam,
Chase, Emmett, Dylan, Jackson, Josh, Landyn

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