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Newmark LEARNING
My Self Learning Foundation
That's Not Fair!
by Claire Daniel • illustrated by Marc Monés
SET THEME: I Get Along with Others
"Put on your aprons," Mr. Nick said.
"We are going to make delicious fruit salad." I just love fruit salad.
"First we are going to make melon balls," said Mr. Nick. "Which melon should we start with?"
"Watermelon!" I called out. "It's my favorite!"
"Me too!" said Mike.
Mr. Nick handed me a spoon that looked like a little ice cream scoop. Then he showed me how to scoop and twist.
I made five melon balls. Then Tasha said, "This isn't fair! When do we get a turn?"
"You're right," Mr. Nick said. "Here are four scoops. You will have to take turns."
"Sydney made five melon balls," said Tommy. "So why don't we each make five and pass the scoop on."
We all agreed that was fair. Soon we had bowls filled with colorful little melon balls.
"It's time to cut the bananas," said Mr. Nick.
"We have six kids and three bananas. What can we do?"
"We can cut them in half first," I suggested.
We all agreed that was fair. Soon we had a plate filled with banana slices.
Then Mr. Nick handed us each a bowl.
We lined up to make our salads.
Mike went first. He started taking a million blueberries!
"Hey!" I said. "That's not fair! If you take that many, there won't be enough for all of us."
"Let's keep it to one spoonful of berries each," said Mr. Nick. "Does that sound fair?"
We all agreed that was fair.
And we all agreed that we had made the best fruit salad ever!
Real-World Wrap-Up
My Thoughts:
Are these children being fair?
How can you tell?
My Feelings:
How do you feel when someone is not being falr?
That's Not Fair!
Sydney and her classmates are learning to make fruit salad.
They must find a way to work together so they all do their fair share and get their fair share.
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