In classrooms for young children, educators can strive to create a climate in which every child can question and learn, a place where everyone's story--their background and experiences--is respected. This article presents a rationale and a framework for teaching children about social justice. While the social justice learning activities in this article are developmentally appropriate for children, the authors express their hope to stimulate conversation among teachers, administrators, families, and other colleagues about their relationship to children's overall education.