Discrimination could be sexual, gender, age, racial, religious, disability... so try to pick an example you have experienced in your setting.
How does the victim feel, what actions are restricted, what could the consequences be (lack of self esteem, missed opportunities, fear of rejection, becoming aggressive in response, become withdrawn...)?:weepy:
How it affects others - joining in with the discrimation due to peer pressure or withdrawing as they notice the inequality and don't like the segregation...
We need to teach children that differences should be celebrated, not punished.
Remember that discrimination can be covert as well as open and obvious.
Ruthierhyme gave a great reply to this question on a previous post - have you read it? :reading:
http://www.silkysteps.com/forum/show...4p782:reading:
Hope that gets you started.