1. Materiali didattici
These educational materials were designed within the project Ethika: Ethics and Values Education in Schools and Kindergartens
Ethika for moral education in pre-primary, primary and secondary schools.
The topics chosen together with teachers and parents coming from Croatia, Slovenia, Spain, Italy, Germany and Austria through focus groups and questionnaires are: Conflict resolution, Ethical action, Justice, Respect, Responsibility, Self esteem.
Each material is accompanied by key learning points as well as several interesting facts or pieces of information which are intended to be used to provoke further discussion. The most appropriate age group and related emotional intelligence are indicated.
Materials can be used according to the: Creative Commons Non Commercial Share Alike license
This project has been funded with the support of the European Union and the Slovenian National Agency for the Erasmus+ Programme. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the European Union and the Slovenian National Agency for the Erasmus+ Programme cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein

2. Hello children, I am Sofija.
Hi Sofija, hello children! My name is Bibi.
Hello everybody, I am Slaviša!
We are on the island Lošinj and we want to talk about something serious with you.

3. Difficult topic? Slaviša don’t scare the children!
Did anyone tell you that you are „not fair”? Why?
What would being fair mean?

4. Can something that is fair to you be unfair to somebody else?
Who determines what is fair or unfair?

5. Do you have to know both sides of the story to determine what is fair?
Did ever happened to you that somebody didn’t listen to your side of story in some situation in which you were accused for something?
Is there a difference between rights and justice?

6. Does somebody have a right to be unfair?
Has somebody right to be unfair?
Can revenge be fair?
Can revenge be fair?
Your teacher will pass you a story about the famous Prometheus.

7. Did Prometheus violated any rights?
Did he made a right, fair decision?
Was he fairly punished? Would you convict him?

8. Is there such thing as fair punishment?
Are punishment and revenge same thing?
Do you think Zeus punished Prometheus or was it revenge?

9. How can you bear injustice?
Can you make it right?
Is it possible that everything can be fair? Can injustice disappear?

10. A game we can all participate in.
Let’s play a game…
A game we can all participate in.
This game is called Solomon’s judgment.

11. Did Solomon make a right, fair judgment?
Did you find some better solution?
Now try again and tell us what is justice.

12. So, my fair people, I have to go… or fly… Bye!
I am going also. Be fair! Bye.
End for the end, some famous philosophers and their thoughts about justice. Bye!

13. Hello children. Do you remember me. My name is Aristotle
Hello children. Do you remember me? My name is Aristotle. I studied a lot of different things and events. That way I studied bees, but also justice.
“In the same way as people, when they reach their full development, the best of all creatures, without law and justice is worst of all... "

14. Hello little ones, I am Epicure and I think that “Fair person is a human that is least affected by social disturbance, and unfair one that is filled with it to the greatest extent."

15. „Kindness retort with kindness, but evil retort with justice."

16. Hello, I am Roman emperor and philosopher Marcus Aurelius and I think that: „Everything that happens, happens fairly."