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Jeopardy – Confronting our Thoughts

Jeopardy – Confronting our Thoughts. Grade 5 Health . Prejudice - 100. Define Prejudice. Prejudice - 200. Is this photo an example of being prejudice?. Prejudice - 300. If you judge a book by its cover, are you being prejudice?. Prejudice - 400.

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Jeopardy – Confronting our Thoughts

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  1. Jeopardy – Confronting our Thoughts Grade 5 Health

  2. Prejudice - 100 • Define Prejudice

  3. Prejudice - 200 • Is this photo an example of being prejudice?

  4. Prejudice - 300 • If you judge a book by its cover, are you being prejudice?

  5. Prejudice - 400 • Racism is a type of prejudice – true or false?

  6. Prejudice - 500 • How do prejudices develop?

  7. Self – Image - 100 • What does self-image mean?

  8. Self – Image - 200 • True or false – It is important to have a positive self-image?

  9. Self – Image - 300 • Give an example of a compliment you could give to a team member that will help them feel positive about their self-image.

  10. Self – Image - 400 • If someone has a negative self-image, can we help them make it positive? How?

  11. Self – Image - 500 • Why do some people have realistic self-images while other people have distorted self-images?

  12. Stereotypes - 100 • Define stereotyping.

  13. Stereotypes - 200 • Is stereotyping a type of discrimination?

  14. Stereotypes - 300 • When you were a little boy you played with cars. When you were a little girl you played with dolls. • Are these both examples of stereotypes?

  15. Stereotypes - 400 • Why do you think we continue to have stereotypes in today’s time?

  16. Stereotypes - 500 • Why do you think some stereotypes are more common than others?

  17. Thoughts and Ideas - 100 • Do the media influence how we view others, positively or negatively?

  18. Thoughts and Ideas - 200 • How can we make people see each other in positive ways?

  19. Thoughts and Ideas - 300 • Why do you think there are prejudices, stereotypes and discrimination in our world today?

  20. Thoughts and Ideas - 400 • Can we sometimes be prejudice, stereotype people and discriminate others without knowing what we are doing? Why?

  21. Thoughts and Ideas - 500 • How is diversity in our thoughts necessary for healthy relationships?

  22. Discrimination - 100 • Define discrimination.

  23. Discrimination - 200 • What is the difference between discrimination and racism?

  24. Discrimination - 300 • True or false – If I am aware of discrimination I can help to stop it.

  25. Discrimination - 400 • Can you discriminate against someone based on all of the following ways: gender, race, age, ability, religion, language and political views?

  26. Discrimination - 500 • How do you think it is possible that people can act so negatively to someone they don’t know?

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