Integrating the 4Cs in the K-5 Classroom
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Janet Pride
jpride@wcpss.net
@jpridenc
www.learningwithpride.com
Today’s Goal
To leave with a toolbox of ideas and activities to use the first day and beyond.
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Quick 4Cs intro
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Your experiences
What resonates with you as you think about your high school and college classes?
Were the 4Cs part of your learning?
Were you taught how to collaborate? Or just expected to know it...
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OK, let’s do this 4Cs thing!
I’m ready!
4Cs Friday! HOORAY
Put kids in groups
Discuss the project
Sit back and watch the magic happen!
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What happened?
I’m a lousy teacher, I give up!
Why can’t they do this?
It’s gotta be this class…
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because this is “THAT CLASS”.
Regroup and Redo
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The 4Cs MUST
BE TAUGHT
Especially in elementary school!
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Take it slowly and deliberately
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Use Books and Memorable Activities
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Get a partner! We’re ready for a thumb war!
This hyperdoc has resources and activities that are “easy” to use in the classroom.
Communication
I can express my ideas so that other people understand them.
I can listen to others when they share their ideas or thinking.
I can share my ideas in different ways.
I can present ideas to different people.
Anchor chart created by Baileywick Elementary School, Raleigh NC
Collaboration
I can work with others in a kind and respectful way.
I can understand my job in the group.
I can listen to classmates in a respectful way.
I can react respectfully when others share.
Anchor chart created by Baileywick Elementary School, Raleigh NC
Creativity
I can use my own ideas to create a product or solve a problem�
I can persevere through a challenge.
I can reflect, improve, and revise based on feedback.
I can create a useful and unique idea.
Anchor chart created by Baileywick Elementary School, Raleigh NC
Critical Thinking
I can state what the problem or question is in my own words.
I can come up with more than one idea to solve the problem.
I can explain and support my thinking with evidence.
I think ___ because ___.
Anchor chart created by Baileywick Elementary School, Raleigh NC
Now we have...
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Don’t Forget to Reflect!
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It works! But it takes time and it’s worth every minute!
This is an Ignite Presentation overview of our 4Cs project with 3rd Grade
This is a website my students created when researching segregation and the history of Washington Elementary School in Raleigh
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THANKS!
Any questions?
You can find me at @jpridenc and jpride@wcpss.net
www.learningwithpride.com
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CREDITS
Special thanks to all the people who made and released these awesome resources for free:
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