Fairness - Pillar

Multiple Choice

What are some examples of being fair?

• Stealing someone elses toys
• Pushing someone to the ground
• Listening to others opinions, sharing, and playing by the rules. 
• Bossing everyone around. 

Multiple Choice

True or False:

Fair is everyone getting the same thing.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

The picture on the right or left is showing fairness.

• left

• right

Multiple Select

When someone isn't fair you can___________?

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

• Get upset and scream

• Be mean to that person

Multiple Choice

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

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Multiple Choice

Fair means everyone receives the exact same thing.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

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

• Fair

• Equal

Multiple Choice

Equal means?

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

Multiple Choice

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

• Equal
• Fair

Multiple Choice

Is this fair, not equal, or equal?

• Fair
• not equal
• equal

Open Ended

Name three girls that show fairness.

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

Open Ended

Name three boys that show fairness:

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