Fair or Unfair?
Everyone gets a turn playing a game. Fair or unfair?
Fair
What does support mean?
Help.
Name one person at school who could support a student.
Teacher / school staff. (Accept reasonable answers.)
True or false: Some people around the world do not have access to clean water and basic sanitation.
True.
Finish the rule: “There should be no talking when _____.”
The teacher is talking.
A student is punished without being allowed to explain what happened. Fair or unfair?
Unfair.
What does justice mean?
Fairness / things being fair.
A student is being teased and hurt by other students. Who could they ask for help?
A teacher, parent, or another trusted adult.
Name one international organization from our lesson.
WaterAid, UNICEF, Save the Children, Oxfam, or Labour Behind the Label.
Why does listening when the teacher speaks make the classroom fairer?
Everyone can hear and learn.
Cars park in the cycle lane and cyclists have to move into a busy road. Why could this be unfair?
It blocks the safe space for cyclists and can put them in danger.
What does injustice mean?
Something that is unfair.
Is your teacher an example of local, national, or international support?
Local.
Which problem is connected to people not being able to see a doctor or receive medical treatment?
Lack of access to healthcare.
Create one rule that could make your classroom fairer.
Accept reasonable answers with an explanation.
Your football team always makes you play goalkeeper even though you hate it. Why might this feel unfair?
You aren't being given a fair chance to play another position.
What does local mean?
Near us or in our community.
An organization helps children in many different countries. Is this local, national, or international support?
International.
Name one injustice from our lesson that affects people around the world.
Lack of water/basic sanitation, lack of healthcare, or unsafe working conditions.
Everyone wants to use the same classroom materials. What could you do to make it fair?
Take turns/share/create an order.
Two students fight and everyone involved receives the same punishment. Could someone still think this is unfair? Why?
Yes. The situation may be different for each student, so adults should find out what happened.
What is the difference between national and international?
National involves one country; international involves different countries.
Give one example of local support AND one example of international support.
Examples: teacher/school/family + UNICEF/WaterAid/Save the Children/Oxfam.
Name TWO international organizations from our lesson.
Any two: WaterAid, UNICEF, Save the Children, Oxfam, Labour Behind the Label.
A student sees another student being teased on the way to school. What could they do to support justice?
Get help from a trusted adult/teacher and support the student safely.