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• Define digital balance, digital well-being, and screen time.
• Identify healthy habits for responsible digital device use.
• Compare balanced and unbalanced daily technology routines.+ Show more

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• Identify repeated patterns in collected data.
• Interpret trends shown in data collected over time.
• Make evidence-based predictions from observed data.+ Show more

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• Identify evidence and conclusions in data-based explanations.
• Interpret numerical information presented in tables, graphs, and surveys.
• Compare recorded results to identify conclusions supported by evidence.+ Show more

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• Identify algorithms, instructions, sequences, and processes.
• Arrange instructions logically to complete a specific task.
• Recognize missing or unclear instructions in an algorithm.+ Show more

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• Identify common flowchart symbols and describe their purposes.
• Interpret directional arrows to determine the sequence of steps.
• Explain how decision diamonds create alternative process paths.+ Show more

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• Explain decomposition and its role in computational thinking.
• Identify manageable subproblems within a larger project.
• Organize smaller tasks into a logical sequence.+ Show more

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• Identify shared patterns across different problem-solving tasks.
• Explain how pattern recognition improves problem-solving efficiency.
• Organize repeated actions into clear algorithmic steps.+ Show more

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• Identify conditions and decisions in everyday algorithms
• Explain how yes-or-no conditions create branching paths
• Predict outcomes by following logical instructions+ Show more

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• Identify missing, repeated, and misplaced algorithm instructions
• Explain how debugging finds and fixes algorithm errors
• Trace algorithm steps to locate where a problem begins+ Show more

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• Define efficiency, algorithm, strategy, compare, and optimize
• Compare algorithms by examining steps and required effort
• Identify efficient approaches under the same conditions+ Show more

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• Identify conditions, branches, decision points, pathways, and outcomes.
• Follow decision pathways to determine the correct final outcomes.
• Interpret how different conditions affect decision tree results.+ Show more

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• Identify personal information that should remain private online.
• Explain how privacy protects a person's digital identity.
• Recognize suspicious requests and potential online scams.+ Show more

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• Identify conditions and conditional statements in simple programs
• Explain how IF and ELSE control alternative program actions
• Determine whether programming conditions evaluate as true or false+ Show more

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• Explain how loops repeat instructions within a computer program.
• Identify loops, iterations, repeat counts, and repeated commands.
• Predict movement and sound outcomes from simple programming loops.+ Show more

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• Identify characteristics that distinguish strong passwords from weak passwords.
• Explain how passwords and authentication protect online accounts.
• Compare password choices to recognize common security mistakes.+ Show more

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• Define digital footprints, online presence, and online reputation.
• Identify online activities that create lasting digital traces.
• Compare positive and negative online behaviors and their consequences.+ Show more

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• Define digital footprints, online presence, and online reputation.
• Identify everyday activities that leave digital traces.
• Compare positive and negative online behaviors.+ Show more

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• Identify warning signs in suspicious online messages and advertisements.
• Explain the meanings of scam, phishing, suspicious, and fraud.
• Recognize attempts to obtain passwords and other private information.+ Show more

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• Identify events that activate actions in computer programs.
• Distinguish between event triggers and programmed responses.
• Recognize clicks, taps, and key presses as user interactions.+ Show more

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• Identify cyberbullying and recognize examples of harmful online behavior.
• Explain the meanings of harassment, bystander, and report.
• Describe safe actions to take when experiencing cyberbullying.+ Show more

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• Identify characteristics of reliable online information sources.
• Explain how authorship influences source credibility.
• Evaluate evidence used to support online claims.+ Show more

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• Identify respectful ways to communicate during online discussions.
• Explain how online posts can affect different audiences.
• Recognize when permission is needed before sharing photographs.+ Show more

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• Identify common inputs and outputs in everyday computer programs.
• Describe how programs process information received from users.
• Explain how different inputs can produce different program responses.+ Show more

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• Define variables, values, data, and storage in programming.
• Identify how variables store information in simple programs.
• Distinguish between assigning values and updating stored information.+ Show more

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• Describe how oral histories support Indigenous cultural continuity
• Explain how elders and knowledge keepers support learning
• Identify how languages and stories contribute to Indigenous identities+ Show more

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• Explain how Earth’s tilt and orbit contribute to changing seasons
• Describe how the autumnal equinox relates to daylight balance
• Identify plant and animal adaptations during the fall season+ Show more

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• Identify how organizing ideas into categories helps maintain a clear writing direction and purpose.
• Apply organizational structures (outline, graphic plan, themed clusters) to group related details and evidence.
• Revise an organizer by removing information that does not match the claim and arranging points logically.

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• Understand how electron pair repulsion influences molecular geometry in VSEPR theory.
• Identify common molecular shapes such as linear, trigonal planar, tetrahedral, trigonal bipyramidal, and octahedral.
• Explain the role of bonding and nonbonding electron pairs in determining bond angles and molecular symmetry.+ Show more

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• Identify the writer’s purpose and explain how it influences content, tone, and supporting details.
• Analyze how audience expectations affect word choice, formality, and the inclusion of evidence or experience.
• Revise writing by aligning the message, intended audience, and chosen purpose.

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• Identify and describe key structural and stylistic features of common text forms (narrative retellings, informational reports, persuasive responses, and explanatory pieces).
• Revise writing by refining language choices, organization, formatting, and clarity to better match the intended text form.
• Use a targeted checklist to strengthen introductions, supporting development, and conclusions for a complete, intentional draft.

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• Develop a research focus question or claim that can be answered using evidence.
• Select and evaluate sources by credibility and purpose, taking notes that separate facts from interpretations.
• Organize research notes into meaningful categories that align with specific subclaims and the final written presentation.

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• Define connotation and explain how it influences tone and reader perception in argumentative writing.
• Select synonyms to match a writer’s purpose by controlling formality, intensity, judgment, and level of certainty.
• Revise sentences to reduce bias by replacing loaded or inaccurate language with fair, precise phrasing.

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• Define privacy, data, collection, and consent and explain how they relate to using AI apps safely.
• Identify examples of responsible choices when sharing information with digital tools.
• Use data-use vocabulary to complete a passage about privacy and consent.+ Show more

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• Identify the purpose of an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion in an organized essay.
• Use controlling ideas to maintain consistent focus throughout an essay.
• Develop body paragraphs with reasons, evidence, and clear explanation.+ Show more

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• Explain how sustained writing routines support revision for clarity, coherence, and organization.
• Evaluate how consistent drafting and revising build stronger claims and more effective evidence use.
• Apply strategies for adjusting style to purpose across both shorter and longer compositions.

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• Identify the major structures of a tree and their functions.
• Explain how tree structures support survival in different habitats.
• Describe relationships between form and function in tree parts.+ Show more

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• Calculate gear ratios using driver and driven gear tooth counts
• Calculate overall ratios for compound gear trains
• Explain how idler gears change rotational direction+ Show more

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• Analyze how figurative language (imagery, similes, metaphors, exaggeration, and sound) shapes tone and meaning in context.
• Support claims by citing exact wording and explaining how a device functions rather than naming it alone.
• Explain how diction, verb choices, and patterns of description influence characterization and reader interpretation.

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• Identify how topic sentences and supporting details work together to create meaning in an informational paragraph.
• Analyze how transitions signal relationships (cause, contrast, sequence) within paragraph structure.
• Explain paragraph patterns such as claim-and-support and problem-and-consequences.

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• Apply clarity-focused editing strategies to improve word choice, sentence structure, and readability without changing meaning.
• Identify and correct unclear phrasing, vague pronoun references, and tense shifts in a draft.
• Revise sentences so each one communicates a single, clear message.+ Show more

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• Explain how themes develop through patterns of details, motifs, decisions, and cause-effect links rather than through a single statement.
• Identify a plausible theme in an informational text and support it with evidence from multiple sections.
• Differentiate theme from topic by describing what the text suggests about values, systems, or impacts.+ Show more

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• Explain how key events and movements in Latinx history shaped Latinx identities across the Americas.
• Use accurate vocabulary to describe historical struggles and achievements in Latinx communities.
• Analyze how Latinx history influences contemporary culture, citizenship, and personal identity.

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• Explain how enthalpy change relates to heat flow during chemical reactions at constant pressure and in calorimetry experiments
• Use calorimetry data to determine enthalpy changes and interpret exothermic versus endothermic reactions
• Apply standard enthalpies of formation and reaction to Hess’s law for multi-step reaction pathways

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• Explain how claims become stronger when they connect to relevant evidence.
• Write or speak reasoning that shows how evidence leads to a conclusion rather than relying on opinion.
• Select appropriate evidence from texts, data, observations, or examples to support a specific point.

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• Explain how topic sentences and paragraph order create coherence in writing.
• Use transitions to show cause-and-effect, comparison, and sequence between ideas.
• Evaluate whether paragraphs align with a controlling idea and revise for logical organization.

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• Use clues in a text to make an inference about a character’s feelings, motives, or outcomes.
• Explain how evidence from the text supports an inference without relying on unrelated background knowledge.
• Distinguish between explicit information and implied meaning when answering inference questions.

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• Select evidence that connects across different parts of a text
• Explain how synthesized details support a single claim
• Construct unified interpretations using evidence and reasoning+ Show more

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• Identify how organizational patterns (comparison/contrast, cause/effect, problem/solution, and chronology) shape a text’s meaning.
• Use structural cues such as headings and signal words to explain how evidence supports a claim.
• Write responses that accurately connect a text’s structure to the author’s purpose.