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Discovery Education- NEW! TechBook is a standards-aligned, core-curricular resource that uses an inquiry-based approach to enhance literacy and critical thinking skills through the 5 E’s.
Engage
Explore
Explain
Extend
Evaluate
-Geography (US/World)
-Maps/Globes
-Longitude/Latitude
-Map of the US (regions)
-United States History
-Early America
-13 Colonies
-American Revolution
-The US Constitution
-Southern/Northern States
-Slavery
-The Civil War
- Fundamentals of Government
-Rights and Responsibilities of Citizens
-Voting/Elections
-Branches of Govenment
-Executive
-Legislative
-Judicial
U.S. Civil War
Reconstruction
Industrial Revolution
Progressive Era
Imperialism
World War I
The Great Depression
The start of World War II
The Revolutionary War
The U.S. Constitution
Civics
World War II
The Cold War
The Vietnam War
The Civil Rights Movement
Introducing Yourself
Knowing Your Interests
Knowing your Values
Remembering Names
Getting to Know Each Other
Getting to Know One Person
Having Common Interests
Accepting Other's Differences
Giving a Compliment
Accepting a Compliment
Cooperating
Non-Verbal Cues (Non-Verbal Communication)
Communicating With Others (Having a Conversation)
Staying on Topic (of Conversation)
Making Decisions
Being a Good Sport
Expressing Your Feelings
Managing Anger/Frustration
Dealing with Anger Towards Others
Dealing with Another Person's Anger
Self-Control
Handling and Dealing with Changes
Self-Talk
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A person with this character trait...
Does their share to make the school and community better.
Cooperates.
Obeys laws and rules.
Respects authority.
Protects the environment.
Is a good neighbor.
This character trait looks like...
Being in control of your own behavior.
Being trusted with important jobs.
Having your work finished on time.
Doing your part when working with others.
What this character trait looks like...
Showing kindness and consideration.
Liking yourself enough to be yourself.
Accepting others for who they are.
Tolerance is harmony in difference. Tolerance is a way of thinking, feeling, and acting that gives us peace in our individuality, respect for those unlike us, and the wisdom to discern humane values and the courage to act upon them.
What this character trait looks like...
Saying nice things and sharing compliments with others.
Being considerate, kind, and respectful in all your actions.
Lending a helping hand to those around you.
Being the person others can count on.
The benefits of positive attitude...
A positive attitude attracts people, while a negative attitude repels them.
We define attitude as our unique way of looking at the world. If you choose to focus on the positive things, you are more likely to carry a positive attitude. You have much to gain from a very positive attitude. A positive attitude promotes better health. Those with this kind of attitude also have more friends. Projecting a positive attitude also helps you handle stress.
A positive attitude begins with a healthy self-image. If you choose to love the way you are and are satisfied, confident, and self-assured, you also make others around you feel the same way.
Words of Wisdom...
Never be afraid to be yourself.
Do the best you can.
A person with this character trait...
Takes turns
Tells the truth
Plays by the rules
Thinks about how their actions will affect others
Listens to people with an open mind
Doesn't blame others for their mistakes
Doesn't take advantage of other people
Doesn't play favorites
A person with this character trait...
Keeps promises
Is reliable
Is honest
Has integrity
Is loyal
This character trait looks like...
Being truthful to others.
Being truthful to yourself.
Doing what's right regardless of who's around.
Being someone others can trust.