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C Communication Connect and engage with others (to share and develop ideas) Collaborate to plan, carry out, and review constructions and activities Acquire, interpret, and present information (includes inquiries) Explain/recount and reflect on experiences and accomplishments I ask and respond to simple, direct questions. I am an active listener; I can ask the speaker questions and make connections. I recognize that there are different points-of-view and I can disagree respectfully. I can understand and share information about a topic that is important to me. I plan and present information clearly and in an organized way. I can present information and ideas to different audiences. I can plan and complete activities with others; I do my share. I can take on roles and responsibilities in a group I can express my ideas and I encourage others to express theirs. I give, receive, and act on feedback. I can talk about my learning experiences and activities. I can show and/or tell how my learning connects to my experiences and efforts.

T Creative Thinking Analyze and critique Question and investigate Develop and design I get ideas when I play. My ideas are fun for me and make me happy. I can get new ideas and/or build on other people s ideas to create new things. I get new ideas when I explore topics I am interested in. I get ideas when I use my senses to explore. I can get new ideas and/or build on other people s ideas to solve problems. I choose to learn a lot about things I have a strong interest in, so that I am able to come up with new ideas. I have strategies for quieting my mind so that I can be more creative. I make my ideas work or I change what I am doing. If I keep playing with my ideas, I can usually make them work, even if it takes a few tries. I learn from my experiences, including my mistakes, and remember what I learned for the next time.

T Critical Thinking Novelty and value Generating ideas Developing ideas I can show if I like something or not. I can tell or show something about my thinking. I can study information from different perspectives. I can reflect on and explain my thinking, work, and choices, and decide if they worked or not. I can explore materials and actions. I can ask open-ended questions and gather information. I can consider more than one way to explore or investigate an issue, problem or idea. I can evaluate and make judgments about sources of information. I can tell the difference between facts and opinions. I can experiment with different ways of doing things. I can develop criteria for evaluating design options. I can monitor my progress and adjust my actions to make sure I achieve what I want. I can make choices that will help me create my intended impact on an audience or situation.

PS Positive Personal and Cultural Identity Relationships and cultural concepts Personal values and choices Personal strengths and abilities I know my name. I know that I am different and/or unique from other people. I am able to identify the different groups that I belong to. I can describe my family, home, and the people and/or places that make up my community. I have pride in who I am. I know that my identity is made up of different parts. (such as family, communities, school, friends, heritage) I can identify people, places and things that are important to me. I can explain what I like and dislike. I am able to explain what interests me. I can explain what I believe in, and how my beliefs affect choices I make. I understand how my beliefs and/or values shape my choices. I can tell how some important aspects of my life have been influenced by my values. I understand that learning takes patience and time. I can identify my individual characteristics. I can identify my strengths and use them to contribute positively to my community. I can describe and take pride in my positive qualities, traits and/or skills. I understand that I can work hard to develop new skills and traits that will help me meet new challenges.

PS Personal Awareness and Responsibility regulation Selfdetermination Self- Well-being I can show a sense of accomplishment and joy. I can share and celebrate my efforts, ideas and accomplishments. I can express some wants, needs, and preferences. I can sometimes recognize emotions. I can use strategies that help me manage my feelings and emotions. I can accept responsibility for my actions. I can stick with it, or persevere, when I am doing something that is challenging, or that I feel I m not good at yet. I can set goals that I feel I am able to meet, and use a plan and strategies to help me meet my goals. I understand that my actions can have either a positive or negative result for me and/or others. I can participate in activities that support my health and happiness (or well-being). I can use some strategies to help me feel calm when I feel emotions like being upset, worried, nervous, frustrated I can make positive choices that will help keep me safe, including when I m online.

PS Social Responsibility Contributing to the community and caring for the environment Solving problems in peaceful ways Valuing diversity Building relationships I can be part of a group. I can talk and work respectfully with my friends, classmates and others. I can participate in classroom and group activities to make my classroom, school, community or natural world a better place. I can treat the environment with care and respect. I can solve some problems myself and can identify when to ask for help. I can consider other people s ideas and points of view. I can express a different opinion in a polite and respectful way. I can identify problems and work on some problem-solving strategies with others. I can demonstrate respectful and inclusive behaviour, including when I m online. I can explain when something is unfair to me or others. I can advocate for others. I can be part of a group. I am kind and cooperative when I work and play with others. I can build positive relationships with others. I know when other people need some help. I give help when it is needed. I try to understand how other people feel. I can take steps to help everyone to feel included.