People · Values and ethics
20 min · pencil, scissors
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Agree, unsure, disagree
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Big questions often have no easy answer. Where do you stand?
- Cut out the 6 cards.
- Write each card’s letter above the line, where you stand.
- Give one reason for each. Then argue the other side!
AIt is OK to tell a small lie to protect a friend’s feelings.
BIf you find money on the street, you can keep it.
CRobots should do all the boring jobs.
DEveryone in a team should get the same prize.
EIt is fair to copy homework if your friend says yes.
FPets should be allowed at school.
Grown-up corner
Why it matters: Kids learn that people can disagree kindly, and that good reasons matter more than winning.
- Which card was hardest to place?
- Did arguing the other side change your mind?
Extend it: Place the cards yourself and compare. Talk about one you disagree on.
My brain felt: ☐ easy ☐ just right ☐ stretchy
One thing I learned: ________________________
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