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fairness
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Fairness
Glassman, Bruce
2008
Teaches children the importance of fairness, explaining what it means to be fair, how fairness impacts people's lives, and other related topics.
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The lemonade standoff
Aboff, Marcie
2008
Jen, her brother, Nick, and their friends use addition concepts to determine who sells more lemonade.
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Character Education
A Resource Guide for Teachers and Students
Brooks, Diane L., Ed.D
2001
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Fairness
Pryor, Kimberley Jane
2011
Discusses what values are, defines fairness, and describes ways readers can be fair.
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No fair!
Holtzman, Caren
1997
Two children play several games of chance trying to figure out what is mathematically fair.
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Fair play
Mayer, Gina
2012
Presents four stories about fair play featuring Little Critter.
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Taking turns!
Marsico, Katie
2013
The 21st Century basic skills library helps young readers develop fluency as they learn about the world around them. Learn the importance of waiting your turn with this easy-to-read story.
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Martin Luther King, Jr.
a life of fairness
Leslie, Tonya
2008
Examines the character trait of fairness through the life of civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Tug-of-war
all about balance
Hall, Kirsten
2004
When the bigger Beasties take on the smaller Beasties in a game of tug-of-war, they soon learn that size matters.
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Fairness
Raatma, Lucia
2009
Teaches young learners the value of fairness, including taking turns and sharing, treating others well, and following rules.
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