Jeopardy – Confronting our Thoughts

Grade 5 Health

Prejudice Self - Image Stereotypes Thoughts and Ideas

Discrimination

100 100 100 100 100

200 200 200 200 200

300 300 300 300 300

400 400 400 400 400

500 500 500 500 500

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

• Racism is a type of prejudice – true or false?

Prejudice - 500

• How do prejudices develop?

Self – Image - 100

• What does self-image mean?

Self – Image - 200

• True or false – It is important to have a positive self-image?

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.

Self – Image - 400

• If someone has a negative self-image, can we help them make it positive? How?

Self – Image - 500

• Why do some people have realistic self-images while other people have distorted self-images?

Stereotypes - 100

• Define stereotyping.

Stereotypes - 200

• Is stereotyping a type of discrimination?

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?

Stereotypes - 400

• Why do you think we continue to have stereotypes in today’s time?

Stereotypes - 500

• Why do you think some stereotypes are more common than others?

Thoughts and Ideas - 100

• Do the media influence how we view others, positively or negatively?

Thoughts and Ideas - 200

• How can we make people see each other in positive ways?

Thoughts and Ideas - 300

• Why do you think there are prejudices, stereotypes and discrimination in our world today?

Thoughts and Ideas - 400

• Can we sometimes be prejudice, stereotype people and discriminate others without knowing what we are doing? Why?

Thoughts and Ideas - 500

• How is diversity in our thoughts necessary for healthy relationships?

Discrimination - 100

• Define discrimination.

Discrimination - 200

• What is the difference between discrimination and racism?

Discrimination - 300

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

Discrimination - 400

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

Discrimination - 500

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