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Exhibit Your Ethics: Anansi and the Pot of Wisdom
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How does kindness impact all involved?
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Why do you think Nyame trusted Anansi with the Pot of Wisdom?
Nyame didn't have time to take the Pot of Wisdom to the people.
Nyame was testing Anansi to see if the spider would be faithful.
Anansi was Nyame's favorite creature.
Nyame was a trusting soul.
Nyame was worried that Anansi would throw a tantrum if he didn't get his way.
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When do you feel you have enough to share?
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What was fair in the story?
Anansi decided to keep the Pot of Wisdom for himself.
Anansi's son helped Anansi hide the Pot of Wisdom.
Anansi made his son clean up the broken clay pieces of the pot.
Anansi decided to make Wisdom available to all people.
Anansi realized that Nyame didn't have all the wisdom in the pot.
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What are some ways you think about generosity following the story or activity?
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Who has the right to keep all the wisdom of the world?
Nobody
Nyame
Anansi
The President
Winona the Wisdom Witch
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What do you think Anansi learned from his son?
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In what ways did the story or activity encourage helping others?
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