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Is That Really Fair?
Greer Kharidi;Nadia Ronquillo
Is That Really Fair?
Greer Kharidi;Nadia Ronquillo (Author) · Publishing With Greer · Hardcover
Is That Really Fair?
Greer Kharidi;Nadia Ronquillo
"That's not fair!" is a phrase every teacher and parent has heard. But what does fairness really mean?
In Is That Really Fair?, Miss Bennett's classroom faces a moment of confusion when one solution is given to four very different needs. Through the experiences of Ravi, Leila, Sofia and Bobby, children soon discover that being fair isn't about everyone getting the same thing - it's about giving each person what they actually need.
Written by teacher and counsellor Greer Kharidi and brought to life with vibrant illustrations by Nadia Ronquillo, this heart-warming story helps children:
Build empathy and understand differencesReflect on fairness, kindness, and inclusionExplore social-emotional learning in a relatable classroom settingPerfect for readers aged 3 - 8, Is That Really Fair? invites thoughtful conversation between children and the adults who guide them.
Extend the learning:
Enhance the journey with Teacher and Parent Resource Packs, available for purchase to deepen discussions about fairness, equity, and understanding both at school and at home.additional brain based resources and learning available at www.withgreer.com.Whether you're a parent, teacher, or carer, this book is a gentle, engaging way to spark meaningful dialogue about empathy, equity, and what it truly means to be fair.
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