Learning targets are specific things that you should know and be able to do to by the end of the unit. They are the focus of the unit, and they will help YOU to assess if you have mastered the content. When you are learning something new, it is natural to develop and advance; you don't normally begin at mastery. For this reason, we will assess your knowledge frequently, and the goal is to help you progress to a higher level of understanding.
I can participate in establishing rules and procedures.
I can adhere to deadlines.
I can identify behaviors that contribute to or diminish group productivity.
I can behave in a way that helps the group be positive and productive.
I can value differences between people who are outgoing and people who is shy.
I can understand what gossip is and why it is not beneficial to good relationships.
I can understand being part of a clique is not an effective means of positive relationship building.
I can understand the value of being honest vs. being dishonest.
I can understand that valuing differences of opinions and values is beneficial in establishing, keeping and maintaining positive relationships.
I can understand that developing people skills is an important asset to maintaining positive relationships.
I can describe the parts of a flower and how it is used for reproduction and how they are different for specialization.
I can fluently add, subtract, multiply, and divide multi-digit decimals using the standard algorithm for each operation.
I can find information directly stated in the text.
I can use evidence from the text to support inferences.
I can define "narrative" and describe the basic parts of plot.
I can set the scene for the reader by introducing the narrator, characters, and the event/situation that starts the story in motion.
I can use narrative techniques, such as dialogue, pacing, and description, to develop experiences, events, and characters.
I can identify a theme and central idea of a story by using the details from the text.
I can summarize the main idea of a text in as few words as possible.
I can use a character's actions, dialogue, and descriptions to understand how the character develops.
I can describe how characters change as the plot unfolds.
I can explain how a character’s traits, actions, and changes help determine a theme.
I can explain how conflict, compromise, and negotiation over the availability of resources impacted the economic development of societies and regions.
I can explain how quality of life is impacted by economic choices of civilizations, societies, and regions.