Grade 3 · SEL · Lesson 19

Making Fair Group Decisions

When a group needs to make a decision together — which game to play, how to divide a project, where to go — things can quickly become unfair if one person dominates or others are ignored. A fair group decision is one where every voice is heard before the choice is made, and everyone commits to the outcome even if it was not their first preference.

What this lesson teaches

1Sequence the five steps of a fair group decision
2Explain why each step makes the process fair for everyone
3Accept a group vote result gracefully even when your option did not win

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