A. Identify and Manage One s emotions and behavior. B. Recognize personal qualities and external supports.

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Kindergarten 2nd grade students [Early Elementary] C. skills Recognize and accurately label emotions and how they are linked to. control of impulsive. Identify one s likes and dislikes, needs and wants, strengths and challenges. Identify family, peer, school, and community strengths. Describe why school is important in helping students achieve personal Identify goals for academic success and classroom. 1A.1a 1A.1b 1B.1a 1B.1b 1C.1a 1C.1b constructively resolving conflicts with Recognize that others may experience situations differently from oneself. Use listening skills to identify the feelings Describe the ways that people are similar and different. Describe positive qualities in Identify ways to work and play well with others appropriate social and classroom. Identify problems and conflicts commonly experienced by peers. Identify approaches to resolving conflicts constructively. 2A.1a 2A.1b 2B.1a 2B.1b 2C.1a 2C.1b 2D.1a 2D.1b Explain why unprovoked acts that hurt others are wrong. Identify social norms and safety considerations that guide. Identify a range of decisions that students make at school Make positive choices when interacting with classmates. Identify and perform roles that contribute to one s classroom. Identify and perform roles that contribute to one s family. 3A.1a 3A.1b 3B.1a 3B.1b 3C.1a 3C.1b

3rd - 5th grade students [Upper Elementary] C. skills 3rd - 5th Grade Describe a range of emotions and the situations that cause them. Describe and demonstrate ways to express emotions in a socially acceptable manner. Describe personal skills and interests that one wants to develop Explain how family members, peers, school personnel, and community members can support school success and responsible. Describe the steps in setting and working toward goal achievement. Monitor progress on achieving a short-term personal goal. 1A.2a 1A.2b 1B.2a 1B.2b 1C.2a 1C.2b constructively resolving conflicts with Identify verbal, physical, and situational cues that indicate how others may feel. Describe the expressed feelings Identify differences among and contributions of various social and cultural groups. how to work effectively with those who are different from oneself. Describe approaches for making and keeping friends. Analyze ways to work effectively in groups. Describe causes and consequences of conflicts. Apply constructive approaches in resolving conflicts. 2A.2a 2A.2b 2B.2a 2B.2b 2C.2a 2C.2b 2D.2a 2D.2b the ability to respect the rights of self and knowledge of how social norms affect decision making and. Identify and apply the steps of systematic decision making. Generate alternative solutions and evaluate their consequences for a range of academic and Identify and perform roles that contribute to the school community. Identify and perform roles that contribute to one s local community. 3A.2a 3A.2b 3B.2a 3B.2b 3C.2a 3C.2b

6th - 8th grade students [Junior High - Middle School] C. skills Analyze factors that create stress or motivate successful performance. Apply strategies to manage stress and to motivate successful performance. Analyze how personal qualities influence choices and successes. Analyze how making use of school and community supports and opportunities can contribute to school and life Set a short-term goal and make a plan for achieving it. Analyze why one achieved or did not achieve a goal. 1A.3a 1A.3b 1B.3a 1B.3b 1C.3a 1C.3b Predict others feelings and perspectives in a variety of situations. Analyze how one s may affect 2A.3a 2A.3b constructively resolving conflicts with Explain how individual, social, and cultural differences may increase vulnerability to bullying and identify ways to address it. Analyze the effects of taking action to oppose bullying based on individual and group differences. Analyze ways to establish positive relationships with cooperation and teamwork to promote group effectiveness. Evaluate strategies for preventing and resolving interpersonal problems. Analyze how conflict-resolution skills contribute to work within a group. 2B.3a 2B.3b 2C.3a 2C.3b 2D.3a 2D.3b Evaluate how honesty, respect, fairness, and compassion enable one to take the needs of others into account when Analyze the reasons for school and societal rules. Analyze how decision-making skills improve study habits and academic performance. Evaluate strategies for resisting pressures to engage in unsafe or unethical activities. Evaluate one s participation in efforts to address an identified school need. Evaluate one s participation in efforts to address an identified need in one s local community. 3A.3a 3A.3b 3B.3a 3B.3b 3C.3a 3C.3b

9th - 10th grade students [Early High School] C. skills Analyze how thoughts and emotions affect decision making and responsible. Generate ways to develop more positive attitudes. Set priorities in building on strengths and identifying areas for improvement. Analyze how positive adult role models and support systems contribute to school and life Identify strategies to make use of resources and overcome obstacles to achieve Apply strategies to overcome obstacles to goal achievement. 1A.4a 1A.4b 1B.4a 1B.4b 1C.4a 1C.4b constructively resolving conflicts with Analyze similarities and differences between one s own and others perspectives. Use conversation skills to understand others feelings and perspectives. Analyze the origins and negative effects of stereotyping and prejudice. respect for individuals from different social and cultural groups. Evaluate the effects of requesting support from and providing support to Evaluate one s contribution in groups as a member and leader. Analyze how listening and talking accurately help in resolving conflicts. Analyze how conflict-resolution skills contribute to work within a group. 2A.4a 2A.4b 2B.4a 2B.4b 2C.4a 2C.4b 2D.4a 2D.4b personal responsibility in making ethical decisions. Evaluate how social norms and the expectations of authority influence personal decisions and actions. Evaluate personal abilities to gather information, generate alternatives, and anticipate the consequences of decisions. Apply decision-making skills to establish responsible social and work relationships. Plan, implement, and evaluate one s participation in activities and organizations that improve school climate Plan, implement, and evaluate one s participation in a group effort to contribute to one s local community. 3A.4a 3A.4b 3B.4a 3B.4b 3C.4a 3C.4b

11th - 12th grade students [Upper High School] C. skills Evaluate how expressing one s emotions in different situations affects Evaluate how expressing more positive attitudes influences Implement a plan to build on a strength, meet a need, or address a challenge. Evaluate how developing interests and filling useful roles support school and life Set a post-secondary goal with action steps, timeframes, and criteria for evaluating achievement. Monitor progress toward achieving a goal, and evaluate one s performance against criteria. 1A.5a 1A.5b 1B.5a 1B.5b 1C.5a 1C.5b constructively resolving conflicts with how to express understanding of those who hold different opinions. ways to express empathy for Evaluate strategies for being respectful of others and opposing stereotyping and prejudice. Evaluate how advocacy for the rights of others contributes to the common good. Evaluate the application of communication and social skills in daily interactions with peers, teachers, and families. Plan, implement, and evaluate participation in a group project. Evaluate the effects of using negotiation skills to reach win-win solutions. Evaluate current conflict-resolution skills and plan how to improve them. 2A.5a 2A.5b 2B.5a 2B.5b 2C.5a 2C.5b 2D.5a 2D.5b Apply ethical reasoning to evaluate societal practices. Examine how the norms of different societies and cultures influence their members decisions and s. Analyze how present decision making affects college and career choices. Evaluate how responsible decision making affects interpersonal and group relationships. Work cooperatively with others to plan, implement, and evaluate a project to meet an identified school need. Work cooperatively with others to plan, implement, and evaluate a project that addresses an identified need in the broader community. 3A.5a 3A.5b 3B.5a 3B.5b 3C.5a 3C.5b