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Critical and Creative Thinking, Decisions, and Problem Solving

Ontario Grade 4 social-emotional learning practice with 80 reviewed questions on critical and creative; includes complete answers and printable previews.

Grade 4Social-Emotional Learning80 approved questions8 printable practice sets

Curriculum connection

Ontario Grade 4 Social-Emotional Learning

apply skills that help them think critically and creatively as they participate in learning experiences in health and physical education, in order to support making connections, analysing, evaluating, problem solving, and decision making (e.g., Active Living: think through and apply the steps they will take to avoid injury while participating in a physical activity; Movement Competence: group different games and activities according to features that the games/activities have in common; explore different body positions [arms up or down, body stretched or loose] when doing a log roll to determine which position works best for keeping the roll straight; Healthy Living: with a classmate, brainstorm ways of avoiding unhealthy behaviours or situations that make them feel uncomfortable, and list healthy alternatives)

Strand
A. Social-Emotional Learning Skills
Expectations
A1.6
Student content
80 approved questions
Teacher support
Answer key included; reading-comprehension sets also include a grading rubric

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