Self-Awareness

  • SeA1:3-4a.

    I can understand I can have more than one emotion at the same time.SeA1:3-4a

  • SeA1:3-4b.

    I can recognize the difference between negative and positive self-talk.SeA1:3-4b

  • SeA1:3-4c.

    I can identify my emotions based on my body signals, events, and situations.SeA1:3-4c

  • SeA2:3-4a.

    I can identify my personal strengths and interests inside and outside of the school setting.SeA2:3-4a

  • SeA2:3-4b.

    I can identify my personal challenges and recognize that I can address these challenges by having a growth mindset.SeA2:3-4b

  • SeA2:3-4c.

    I can identify ways I can show values such as honesty, kindness, and integrity through my actions.SeA2:3-4c

  • SeA2:3-4d.

    I can describe the multiple groups in society that help create my identity.SeA2:3-4d

Self-Management

  • SeM1:3-4a.

    I can evaluate ways that I currently express emotions as either kind or unkind.SeM1:3-4a

  • SeM1:3-4b.

    I can identify coping skills for specific situations that cause me to feel stress or uncomfortable emotions.SeM1:3-4b

  • SeM1:3-4c.

    I can describe how I can use courage and perseverance to overcome a challenging situation.SeM1:3-4c

  • SeM2:3-4a.

    I can recognize the connection between short-term and long-term goals.SeM2:3-4a

  • SeM2:3-4b.

    I can set a goal, divide it into steps, and identify strategies to reach it. SeM2:3-4b

  • SeM2:3-4c.

    I can develop and improve my daily organizational skills.SeM2:3-4c

Social Awareness

  • SoA1:3-4a.

    I can define empathy and explain ways to demonstrate it.SoA1:3-4a

  • SoA1:3-4b.

    I can ask questions in a positive manner about other people's cultures, traditions and beliefs.SoA1:3-4b

  • SoA1:3-4c.

    I can develop regular habits that allow me to express gratitude.SoA1:3-4c

  • SoA2:3-4a.

    I can understand that people may face different barriers based on their identity and groups in society and that this is not fair.SoA2:3-4a

  • SoA2:3-4b.

    I can understand how stereotypes can be harmful.SoA2:3-4b

  • SoA2:3-4c.

    I can recognize and value the thoughts and feelings of others. SoA2:3-4c

Relationship Skills

  • ReS1:3-4a.

    I can demonstrate positive verbal and non-verbal communication skills through my words, tone of voice, and body language (incorporate social media).ReS1:3-4a

  • ReS1:3-4b.

    I can independently apply active listening skills in different situations. ReS1:3-4b

  • ReS1:3-4c.

    I can apologize in a meaningful way when I have made a mistake (even if it was an accident).ReS1:3-4c

  • ReS1:3-4d.

    I can brainstorm ways to tell someone when their words or actions are hurtful.ReS1:3-4d

  • ReS2:3-4a.

    I can identify different roles within a group setting and I understand how they all contribute.ReS2:3-4a

  • ReS2:3-4b.

    I can adapt my behavior based on another's non-verbal cues.ReS2:3-4b

  • ReS2:3-4c.

    I can identify the difference between positive and negative peer pressure.ReS2:3-4c

Decision Making

  • DeM1:3-4a.

    I can explain what is within my control and what is outside of my control when facing a problem.DeM1:3-4a

  • DeM1:3-4b.

    I can explain the information I used as well as the steps I took when making a decision. I can explain the information I used when making a decision, along with the steps I took.DeM1:3-4b

  • DeM1:3-4c.

    I can recognize that my choices may result in different outcomes.DeM1:3-4c

  • DeM2:3-4a.

    I can develop an awareness of and comfort with my membership in multiple groups in society.DeM2:3-4a

  • DeM2:3-4b.

    I can consider the feelings and rights of myself and others when making decisions. DeM2:3-4b

Frequently asked questions

What grade levels do these standards cover?
Grade 3 and Grade 4