Standard set
Kindergarten - Social Studies (2005)
Standards
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Social Studies
K.1
I Am Unique
K.2
I Belong
K.S
SKILLS AND PROCESSES FOR KINDERGARTEN
K.1.1
value their unique characteristics, interests, gifts and talents (I)
K.1.2
appreciate the unique characteristics, interests, gifts and talents of others: • appreciate feelings, ideas, stories and experiences shared by others (C, I) • value oral traditions of others (C) • appreciate that French and English are Canada’s official languages (C, I)
K.1.3
examine what makes them unique individuals by exploring and reflecting upon the following questions for inquiry: • What are my gifts, interests, talents and characteristics? (I) • How do my gifts, interests, talents and characteristics make me a unique individual? (I) • How do culture and language contribute to my unique identity? (I, C) • What is the origin and/or significance of my given names? (I)
K.1.4
explore how we demonstrate respect for ourselves and others by exploring and reflecting upon the following questions for inquiry: • What are the origins of the people in our school, groups or communities? (C, LPP) • How can we show interest and sensitivity toward social, physical, cultural and linguistic diversity in the school, groups and communities? (CC, I) • Why is speaking French and/or English important in our school, groups, or communities? (C, CC) • How can we show respect and acceptance of people as they are? (C, I)
K.2.1
value how personal stories express what it means to belong (I)
K.2.2
value and respect significant people in their lives: • appreciate the important contributions of individuals at home, at school and in the community (C, CC)
K.2.3
appreciate how their participation in their communities affects their sense of belonging (CC, I) • develop an awareness of the importance of sharing the responsibility for caring for the environment (C, LPP) • appreciate the impact that group members have on each other (C, CC) • demonstrate respect for the diverse ways individuals cooperate, work and play together (C, PADM) • assume responsibility for personal actions, words and choices (C)
K.2.4
examine the characteristics and interests that bring people together in groups by exploring and reflecting upon the following questions for inquiry: • What brings people together in a group? (CC) • What might we share with people in other groups? (CC) • Can we belong to several groups at one time? (I, GC) • How do we know that we belong to groups or communities? (CC, I) • Does everyone belong to a group or a community? (CC) • How does living and participating in your community affect your sense of belonging? (CC, I)
K.2.5
K.2.5 examine ways in which people create a climate of cooperation by exploring and reflecting upon the following questions for inquiry: • What are the rules at home, at school and in the community? (PADM) • Are there similar rules at home, at school and in the community? (PADM) • What are the benefits of working cooperatively with others? (CC) • What are challenges that groups face in creating a peaceful atmosphere? (C, CC) • In what ways can people contribute to a group or community? (CC) • What actions show care and concern for the environment? (C, LPP)
K.S.1
develop skills of critical thinking and creative thinking: • consider ideas and information from varied sources • compare and contrast information provided
K.S.2
develop skills of historical thinking: • recognize that some activities or events occur at particular times of the day or year • differentiate between events and activities that occurred recently and long ago
K.S.3
develop skills of geographic thinking: • recognize familiar places or points of reference in their surroundings • ask geographic questions, such as asking for directions
K.S.4
demonstrate the skills of decision making and problem solving: • provide ideas and strategies to contribute to decision making and problem solving
K.S.5
demonstrate the skills of cooperation, conflict resolution and consensus building: • consider the needs of others • work and play in harmony with others to create a safe and caring environment • demonstrate a willingness to share space and resources
K.S.6
develop age-appropriate behaviour for social involvement as responsible citizens contributing to their community, such as: • being a classroom helper
K.S.7
apply the research process: • ask questions to make meaning of a topic • gather information on a particular topic from a variety of sources, e.g., illustrations, photographs, videos, objects, auditory cues
K.S.8
demonstrate skills of oral, written and visual literacy: • listen to others in a socially appropriate manner • respond appropriately to comments and questions, using language respectful of human diversity
K.S.9
develop skills of media literacy: • determine the main points or ideas in a media presentation
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