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Robust Thinking QuestionsRobust Thinking Questions
ResponsibilityResponsibility
FairnessFairness
HonestyHonesty
RespectRespect
Self ControlSelf Control
CompassionCompassion
Goal SettingGoal Setting
PerseverancePerseverance
CitizenshipCitizenship
TrustworthinessTrustworthiness
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Strand
Big Idea
Puzzle Peace
Science
Grade 3
Understanding Life Systems
Growth and Changes in Plants
Students will recognize that plants are important to the planet and that
humans need to protect plants and their habitats
Respect
Self Control
Responsibility
Goal Setting
Citizenship
Understanding Structures and Mechanisms
Strong and Stable Structures
Students will recognize that structures need to be strong and stable to be useful
Responsibility
Perseverance
Trustworthiness  

Understanding Matter and Energy
Forces Causing Movement
Students will recognize that forces in nature such as high winds and water can have a significant impact on humans and the environment and need to be regarded with respect
Respect
Responsibility
Citizenship
Goal Setting
Trustworthiness
Understanding Earth and Space Systems
Soils in the Environment
Students will recognize that all living things, including humans interact with soils and can cause positive or negative changes
Respect
Responsibility
Citizenship
Goal Setting

Social Studies
Grade 3
Heritage and Citizenship
Early Settlements in Upper Canada
Students will recognize that our past shapes our future
Responsibility
Citizenship
Perseverance
Compassion
Canada and World Connections:
Urban and Rural Communities
Students will recognize that communities interact with each other and the environment
Responsibility
Citizenship
Goal Setting

Arts
Grade 3
Visual Arts
Reflecting Responding and Analyzing
Student will recognize signs and symbols in their daily lives and in works of art form other cultures
Compassion
Respect
Health and Physical Education
Grade 3
Healthy Living






Students will recognize and indentify healthy and safe choices
Trustworthiness
Respect
Self Control

Fundamental Movement Skills

Students will recognize and be able to perform basic physical movements

Self Control
Perseverance
Goal Setting
Responsibility
Active Participation
Students will recognize the importance of being physically active and of teamwork
Self Control
Fairness
Honesty
Perseverance



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               Grade 3
                Thinking:  Literacy Work Station Task
                Science:  Strong and Stable Structures

                 Perseverance                    

Text:  Boldprint:  “That’s Incredible”  - “The Flying Machine” p. 36-45

List examples from the text to support how the Wright Brothers demonstrated perseverance.

(Make a chart or statement using “bullets” to answer your question.)


Examples of Perseverance from the Text:








OR

The Wright Brothers demonstrated perseverance by:


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                  Grade 3
                  Thinking:  Literacy Work Station Task
                   Social Studies:  Urban and Rural Communities

                   Responsibility                  

Text:  Boldprint:  “Danger Ahead”  - “Danger at Work” p. 12-21

All members of a community have a responsibility to the community and to themselves.
Complete the chart below. Choose another community member for the last row of the chart.


Responsibility
Community Member
To the job
To themselves (safety)
-Coal Miner
  • Dig for coal
  • Run large machine
  • -Use a pickaxe
  • Wear a hard hat (with a headlamp)
  • Wear steel-toed boots
  • Carry oxygen
  • Firefighter
  • Police Officer

  • Your Choice











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                  Grade 3
                  Thinking:  Literacy Work Station Task
                   Social Studies:  Urban and Rural Communities

                   Responsibility                  

Text:  Boldprint:  “Danger Ahead”  - “Danger at Work” p. 12-21

All members of a community have a responsibility to the community and to themselves.
Complete the chart below. Choose another community member for the last row of the chart.


Responsibility
Community Member
To the job
To themselves (safety)
-Coal Miner
  • Dig for coal
  • Run large machine
  • -Use a pickaxe
  • Wear a hard hat (with a headlamp)
  • Wear steel-toed boots
  • Carry oxygen
  • Firefighter
  • Police Officer

  • Your Choice

















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