Character building and Well-being KG2
Niveaux scolaires: KG 2
Système éducatif: American
Character building course for KG2 students in an American STEM school that focuses on: Cooperation collaboration for KG students, Taking care of my friends for KG students, active listening and compassion for KG students, honesty and integrity for KG students, my studying responsibilities for KG students, speaking respectfully with all people for KG kids, leadership skills for KG kids, expressing ideas and emotions in an assertive and positive way for KG students, good communication for KG students, presentation skills for KG students. I need at least 12 learning targets each with at least 5 performance criteria on the application, analysis, evaluation and creation.
#Cooperation_collaboration for KG students#Taking_care of my friends for KG students#active_listening and compassion for KG students#honesty_and integrity for KG students#my_studying responsibilities for KG students#speaking_respectfully with all people for KG kids#leadership_skills for KG kids#expressing_ideas and emotions in an assertive and positive way for KG students#good_communication for KG students#presentation_skills for KG students

1. Apply Whole-Body Listening and the Think-Pair-Share routine to show attention and care during peer and teacher interactions.
Objectifs d'apprentissage:
1. Demonstrate Whole-Body Listening posture (eyes, ears, still body, quiet mouth, thinking brain) for at least 30 seconds during sharing time.
2. Paraphrase one idea a partner said in one short sentence.
3. Ask one clarifying question using a sentence starter such as “Can you tell me more about…?”
4. Take turns speaking using the Think-Pair-Share routine without interrupting.
5. Signal understanding with a nonverbal cue (e.g., thumbs up) and wait to be called before speaking.
2. Analyze feelings and perspectives to select kind actions for classmates using emotion cards/Feelings Wheel and puppet role-play.
Objectifs d'apprentissage:
1. Identify and label own feeling and one peer’s feeling using emotion cards in three different scenarios.
2. Compare two possible responses to a peer’s feeling and choose the kinder option, explaining why in one short sentence.
3. Match facial expressions to feelings with at least 80% accuracy in a set of five images.
4. Role-play a compassionate response with a puppet, adjusting tone and words to fit the named feeling.
5. Predict how a peer might feel after each of two actions and select the action that leads to a happier outcome.
