Ethics is the study of right and wrong, fairness, and responsibility in human actions. Through inquiry learning, students explore moral questions, reflect on their choices, and discuss real-life situations where values matter. Instead of simply memorizing rules, they think critically, share opinions, and consider multiple perspectives. Activities like role-play, debates, and storytelling help learners connect ethical ideas to daily life. This approach builds empathy, respect, and problem-solving skills. By practicing ethical thinking, students learn how to make fair decisions and contribute positively to their communities. In this way, Ethics becomes more than theory—it becomes a guide for living responsibly.
🟢 Starter
- Write three examples of honesty in daily life.
- Draw a picture that shows kindness.
- Write two sentences about why sharing is important.
- Role-play helping a classmate in need.
- List three rules that keep your classroom fair.
- Write one example of respect for nature.
- Create a poster showing why telling the truth matters.
- Write down two ways to show respect at home.
- Imagine a world without rules—describe what happens.
- Share one story of when you acted responsibly.
- Write two examples of fairness in sports.
- Role-play saying “sorry” to a friend.
- Draw a picture that shows helping the elderly.
- Write one reason why stealing is wrong.
- Make a list of five positive values.
- Write two sentences about trust.
- Create a small pledge for kindness.
- Write one way to respect cultural differences.
- Role-play being honest even when it’s hard.
- Write one example of fairness in school.
🟡 Practice
- Write a paragraph about why cheating is unfair.
- Compare honesty and dishonesty with examples.
- Debate whether telling a “white lie” is acceptable.
- Write three ways to show respect for teachers.
- Create a short story about making a good choice.
- Write a diary entry about a time you were fair.
- Compare fairness at home and fairness at school.
- Write a letter apologizing for a mistake.
- Create a class poster about respect.
- Write two examples of ethical behavior online.
- Role-play refusing to join in bullying.
- Write a paragraph about why promises should be kept.
- Compare selfishness and generosity.
- Write three sentences about justice in your community.
- Create a story where honesty solves a problem.
- Write a paragraph about respecting differences.
- Debate whether rules should always be followed.
- Write a report on why responsibility is important.
- Compare two situations: one fair, one unfair.
- Create a speech about treating everyone equally.
🔴 Challenge
- Write an essay on why ethics is important in society.
- Debate whether technology makes people more ethical.
- Research an ethical dilemma in history.
- Write a persuasive speech about fairness.
- Compare two cultures’ ideas of justice.
- Create a play about making ethical choices.
- Debate whether animals should have rights.
- Write an editorial on honesty in politics.
- Research how ethics guide scientific research.
- Write a story about facing a moral dilemma.
- Debate whether it’s always right to tell the truth.
- Create a project about environmental ethics.
- Write a reflection on how ethics guide your life.
- Compare ethical and unethical advertising.
- Debate whether rich countries should help poor countries.
- Research the role of ethics in sports.
- Write a speech about kindness as a value.
- Compare ethical decisions in two books you read.
- Write a diary entry about making a difficult choice.
- Propose three rules to make your school more ethical.