Justice for 5th Graders

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Values that guide fair action

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Dalia Herrera

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Froggy Jumps Justice for 5th GradersOnline version Values that guide fair action by Dalia Herrera 1 What does fairness mean in a classroom when two students want the same spot at the reading rug? a The teacher chooses one winner every time b Only the loudest student decides c Everyone gets a turn or a fair rule is followed 2 Which word best describes being truthful even when it’s hard? a Honesty b Dishonesty c Robbery 3 If you treat someone with respect, you… a Ignore their ideas b Take all the credit for yourself c Value their feelings and opinions 4 What is a right a person has in a school setting? a The right to break rules without consequence b The right to cheat c The right to safety 5 Which action shows justice in a group project? a Doing all the work alone b Sharing tasks fairly based on abilities c Blaming others for mistakes 6 What does equality mean among classmates? a Being treated the same, with equal opportunities b Giving some students extra privileges c Allowing only certain friends to participate 7 If someone is treated unfairly, what should you do? a Speak up and seek a fair solution b Copy the behavior c Ignore it 8 Which word connects peace with how people interact? a Noise b Respect c Competition 9 Why is truth important in justice? a It makes rules disappear b It always hurts others c It helps people trust each other 10 What does ‘unfairness’ look like in a playground game? a All players get the same chances b The game ends early with a win c Rules applied differently to some players

Froggy Jumps

Justice for 5th GradersOnline version

Values that guide fair action

by Dalia Herrera

What does fairness mean in a classroom when two students want the same spot at the reading rug?

The teacher chooses one winner every time

Only the loudest student decides

Everyone gets a turn or a fair rule is followed

Which word best describes being truthful even when it’s hard?

Honesty

Dishonesty

Robbery

If you treat someone with respect, you…

Ignore their ideas

Take all the credit for yourself

Value their feelings and opinions

What is a right a person has in a school setting?

The right to break rules without consequence

The right to cheat

The right to safety

Which action shows justice in a group project?

Doing all the work alone

Sharing tasks fairly based on abilities

Blaming others for mistakes

What does equality mean among classmates?

Being treated the same, with equal opportunities

Giving some students extra privileges

Allowing only certain friends to participate

If someone is treated unfairly, what should you do?

Speak up and seek a fair solution

Copy the behavior

Ignore it

Which word connects peace with how people interact?

Noise

Respect

Competition

Why is truth important in justice?

It makes rules disappear

It always hurts others

It helps people trust each other

What does ‘unfairness’ look like in a playground game?

All players get the same chances

The game ends early with a win

Rules applied differently to some players

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What does fairness mean in a classroom when two students want the same spot at the reading rug?

Which word best describes being truthful even when it’s hard?

If you treat someone with respect, you…

What is a right a person has in a school setting?

Which action shows justice in a group project?

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If someone is treated unfairly, what should you do?

Which word connects peace with how people interact?

Why is truth important in justice?

What does ‘unfairness’ look like in a playground game?

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