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Inquiry K-2
Compelling Questions
- 1
Identify inquiry as a process to answer questions and solve issues.I.1.1
- 2
Recognize a compelling question with prompting and support.I.1.2
- 3
Explain why or how a compelling question is important to a topic or issue.I.1.3
- 1
Supporting Questions
- 4
Identity what questions are needed to support the compelling question.I.1.4
- 5
Recognize how supporting questions connect to compelling questions.I.1.5
- 4
Gathering and Evaluating Sources
- 6
Demonstrate an understanding of facts, opinions, and other details in sources.I.1.6
- 7
Identify the information surrounding a primary or secondary source including who created it, when they created it, where they created it, and why they created it.I.1.7
- 6
Communicating Ideas
- 8
Construct responses to compelling questions using information from sources.I.1.8
- 8
Taking Informed Action
- 9
Identify problems related to the compelling question that students think are important.I.1.9
- 9
Behavioral Sciences
- 1
Understand how culture, values, and beliefs shape people, places, and environments.1.B.1
- 1
Identify cultural practices and traditions in local communities and places around the world.1. B.1.1
- 2
Summarize ways that culturally, racially, and ethnically diverse people help shape a community.1 B.1.2
- 3
Explain how the artistic expressions of diverse people and cultures contribute to communities around the world..1. B.1.3
- 4
Explain how culture, values, and beliefs influence how disagreements are resolved in classrooms, local communities, and the world.1. B.1.4
- 1
Civics and Government
- 1
Understand how people engage with and participate in the community.1.C&G.1
- 1
Exemplify ways individuals and groups play a role in shaping communities.1.C&G.1.1
- 2
Exemplify ways individuals and groups contribute to the making of rules and laws.1.C&G.2
- 3
Identify the differences between rights and responsibilities of citizens in various communities.1.C&G.1.3
- 4
Compare various processes or strategies people can use to improve communities.1.C&G.1.4
- 1
Economics
- 1
Understand the role of basic economic concepts in the decisions people make.1.E.1
- 1
Distinguish the relationship between scarcity and limited resources.1.E.1.1
- 2
Recognize the relationship between supply and demand.1.E.1.2
- 3
Exemplify how supply and demand affect the choices people make.1.E.1.3
- 4
Summarize reasons why people and countries trade goods and services.1.E.1.4
- 1
Geography
- 1
Apply geographic representations, tools, and terms to describe surroundings.1.G.1
- 1
Use maps, globes, and/or digital representations to identify various types of landforms of places around the world.1.G.1.1
- 2
Exemplify how geographic features are represented by symbols on maps or digital representations.1.G.1.2
- 1
- 2
Understand interactions between humans and the environment in different places and regions around1.G.2
- 1
Explain the various ways the physical environment impacts people in different regions around the world.1.G.2.1
- 2
Explain the various ways people impact the physical environment in different regions around the world.1.G.2.2
- 1
History
- 1
Understand how people and events have changed society over time.1.H.1
- 1
Explain how the experiences and achievements of people throughout history have helped contribute to the changes in various local communities and communities around the world over time.1.H.1.1
- 2
Use primary and secondary sources to compare multiple perspectives of various events in history.1.H.1.2
- 1
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