Hop & Think: The Frog Crossing Game

Froggy Jumps

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ANALYZE THE SCENARIO AND IDENTIFY WHERE IT BELONGS. HELP THE FROG CROSS THE POND.

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Prince Joyce Mariz Baslot

Philippines

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Froggy Jumps Hop & Think: The Frog Crossing GameVersion en ligne ANALYZE THE SCENARIO AND IDENTIFY WHERE IT BELONGS. HELP THE FROG CROSS THE POND. par Prince Joyce Mariz Baslot 1 A teacher gives all students the same amount of time to finish a test. a UNFAIRNESS b JUDGING OTHER c FAIRNESS 2 A class officer listens to both sides before deciding on a conflict. a UNFAIRNESS b FAIRNESS c JUDGING OTHER 3 A teacher gives higher grades to favorite students even if their work is incomplete. a JUDGING OTHER b UNFAIRNESS c FAIRNESS 4 One group member does all the work, but everyone gets the same grade. a JUDGING OTHER b UNFAIRNESS c FAIRNESS 5 A teacher punishes only one student in a group even if many were involved. a UNFAIRNESS b FAIRNESS c JUDGING OTHER 6 A player is removed from a game without a clear reason. a JUDGING OTHER b FAIRNESS c UNFAIRNESS 7 A student assumes a classmate is not smart because they speak in a different language. a FAIRNESS b UNFAIRNESS c JUDGING OTHER 8 Someone avoids a classmate because of the way they dress. a UNFAIRNESS b FAIRNESS c JUDGING OTHER 9 A student believes a new classmate is unfriendly without talking to them first. a JUDGING OTHER b FAIRNESS c UNFAIRNESS

Froggy Jumps

Hop & Think: The Frog Crossing GameVersion en ligne

ANALYZE THE SCENARIO AND IDENTIFY WHERE IT BELONGS. HELP THE FROG CROSS THE POND.

par Prince Joyce Mariz Baslot

A teacher gives all students the same amount of time to finish a test.

UNFAIRNESS

JUDGING OTHER

FAIRNESS

A class officer listens to both sides before deciding on a conflict.

UNFAIRNESS

FAIRNESS

JUDGING OTHER

A teacher gives higher grades to favorite students even if their work is incomplete.

JUDGING OTHER

UNFAIRNESS

FAIRNESS

One group member does all the work, but everyone gets the same grade.

JUDGING OTHER

UNFAIRNESS

FAIRNESS

A teacher punishes only one student in a group even if many were involved.

UNFAIRNESS

FAIRNESS

JUDGING OTHER

A player is removed from a game without a clear reason.

JUDGING OTHER

FAIRNESS

UNFAIRNESS

A student assumes a classmate is not smart because they speak in a different language.

FAIRNESS

UNFAIRNESS

JUDGING OTHER

Someone avoids a classmate because of the way they dress.

UNFAIRNESS

FAIRNESS

JUDGING OTHER

A student believes a new classmate is unfriendly without talking to them first.

JUDGING OTHER

FAIRNESS

UNFAIRNESS

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Hop & Think: The Frog Crossing Game

Froggy Jumps

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Hop & Think: The Frog Crossing GameVersion en ligne

par Prince Joyce Mariz Baslot

A teacher gives all students the same amount of time to finish a test.

A class officer listens to both sides before deciding on a conflict.

A teacher gives higher grades to favorite students even if their work is incomplete.

One group member does all the work, but everyone gets the same grade.

A teacher punishes only one student in a group even if many were involved.

A player is removed from a game without a clear reason.

A student assumes a classmate is not smart because they speak in a different language.

Someone avoids a classmate because of the way they dress.

A student believes a new classmate is unfriendly without talking to them first.

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