fairness

In this tale from Cameroon, Yoyo has to make amends when she offends Brother Coin, the Great Spirit of the Market, by asking too high a price for her bitterleaf stew. Includes a recipe for a version of bitterleaf stew.

A merchant stops to help a tiger that is trapped in a hole but the tiger then tries to eat him, until the merchant convinces the beast to ask passersby if it is fair to repay good deeds with bad.

A group of children learns the importance of being fair and waiting to take one's turn.

An introduction to being fair at school, at home, and with friends, with specific examples of how to be fair at home and school.

In each of these stories, collected from around the world, a character faces a problem situation which requires that he make a decision about what is fair or just.

When Mrs. Smith asks Tim and Johnny to let Kylie join the game they are playing, they do not want to include her.

Examines the related concepts of fairness and justice, and explains the meaning of equal treatment for individuals, families, communities, and nations.

Three friends share their lunches and a lesson in fairness.

Brief rhymes present occasions when fairness is needed in dealing with friends, bullies, games, groups, and tests.

Four-year-old Edward describes all the unfair things that happen to him during a school day.