Fair or Unfair?
Mrs. Stay ordered pizza for lunch for our class to share. She announced each student can get two slices. Is this fair, equal, or both?
Both, fair and equal. Everyone got the same amount and everyone got what they needed (lunch).
What does "equal" mean?
Everyone gets the same thing
How do you feel when something isn't fair?
Sad, man, frustrated, etc.
You're playing a game. What's a fair way to pick who goes first?
Take turns, roll dice, draw names, go by levels, etc..
What's a fair rule to follow regarding activities and things we share?
Take turns!
Your group is playing a game and one person changes the rules while the game is going on. Is this fair or unfair?
Unfair! Rules should be agreed upon by all players BEFORE the game starts. This shows fairness and respect to everyone.
What does "fair" mean?
The quality of treating people equally or in a way that everyone gets what they need.
How do you feel when someone includes you fairly?
Happy, respected, appreciated, etc.
Two people want the same prize. What's a fair solution?
The person with the highest level picks first, gets the prize. No one gets the prize because there are not enough for everyone.
How can you show fairness at home?
Help others with chores, clean up after yourself, etc.
Someone forgot socks today, so the nurse provided them with a pair of socks. Is this fair or unfair?
Fair! Everyone deserves help getting what they need.
Everyone gets the same number of crayons, even if one person works better with markers. Is that equal or fair?
Equal, not fair.
What can you do if something doesn't feel fair?
Take deep breaths, identify how you are feeling, figure out what you can and cannot control, and create a plan.
Your staff has one coloring sheet left, but two people want it. What's a fair way to respond?
Be understanding and offer to get more or something else.
How can the staff show fairness?
Treat everyone kindly and meet their needs.
The same person always gets picked to be the team captain. Fair or unfair?
Unfair! Everyone should get a turn.
Two people each get a snack they like best and is right for what they need. Is that equal or fair?
Fair. Even though the snacks might be different, everyone is getting what they need.
Why is it important to think about others' feelings when being fair?
Because fairness helps everyone feel good, included, and get what they need.
A friend forgets to bring their lunch. What's an appropriate and fair way to respond?
Mention it to staff so they can make sure the person gets a lunch, share something from your lunch with the person if possible.
What can you do if you notice someone is being treated unfairly?
Speak up and tell a staff member.
A staff provide extra assistance to another participant who needs it during an activity. Fair or unfair?
Fair! Everyone deserved to get what they need.
The group is climbing up the stairs and everyone must do it, but one person is in a wheelchair. Is this equal or fair?
Equal but not fair.
How can fairness make a group stronger?
Everyone works together and feels valued.
Someone needs extra help during an activity. What's fair?
The staff should give them the help they need so they can join in.
Why is fairness important for everyone?
It helps people feel safe, happy, and respected.