Scouts
Badges
Grades:
2,
3
States:
Pennsylvania
Academic
Standards
Brownie:
Legacy
Badges
Summary:
As
a
Brownie,
girls
can
earn
seven
Legacy
badges:
Painting,
Fair
Play,
Celebrating
Community,
Snacks,
Brownie
First
Aid,
Brownie
Girl
Scout
Way,
and
Bugs.
Pennsylvania
Academic
Standards
Arts
Education
Grade:
2
SUBJECT
/
Arts
and
Humanities:
Production,
Performance
and
Exhibition
of
STANDARD
PA.9.1.
Dance,
Music,
Theatre
and
Visual
Arts.
AREA
STANDARD
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
AREA
/
9.1.3.
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STATEMENT
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
Recognize,
know,
use
and
demonstrate
a
variety
of
appropriate
arts
elements
and
principles
to
produce,
review
and
revise
original
STANDARD
9.1.3.B.2.
works
in
the
arts.
Music:
sing;
play
an
instrument;
read
and
notate
music;
compose
and
arrange;
improvise
Recognize,
know,
use
and
demonstrate
a
variety
of
appropriate
arts
elements
and
principles
to
produce,
review
and
revise
original
STANDARD
9.1.3.B.4.
works
in
the
arts.
Visual
Arts:
paint;
draw;
craft;
sculpt;
print;
design
for
environment,
communication,
multi-media
Recognize
and
use
fundamental
vocabulary
within
each
of
the
arts
STANDARD
9.1.3.C.
forms.
STANDARD
9.1.3.G.
Recognize
the
function
of
rehearsals
and
practice
sessions.
STANDARD
9.1.3.I.
Identify
arts
events
that
take
place
in
schools
and
in
communities.
Know
and
use
traditional
and
contemporary
technologies
for
producing,
performing
and
exhibiting
works
in
the
arts
or
the
STANDARD
9.1.3.J.1.
works
of
others:
Know
and
use
traditional
technologies
(e.g.,
charcoal,
pigments,
clay,
needle/thread,
quill
pens,
stencils,
tools
for
wood
carving,
looms,
stage
equipment).
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.9.2.
Arts
and
Humanities:
Historical
and
Cultural
Contexts.
AREA
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STANDARD
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to
identify,
compare,
AREA
/
9.2.3.
contrast
and
analyze
works
in
the
arts
in
their
historical
and
STATEMENT
cultural
context
appropriate
for
each
grade
level
in
concert
with
districts'
social
studies,
literature
and
language
standards.
Explain
the
historical,
cultural
and
social
context
of
an
individual
STANDARD
9.2.3.A.
work
in
the
arts.
STANDARD
9.2.3.D.
Analyze
a
work
of
art
from
its
historical
and
cultural
perspective.
Analyze
how
historical
events
and
culture
impact
forms,
STANDARD
9.2.3.E.
techniques
and
purposes
of
works
in
the
arts
(e.g.,
Gilbert
and
Sullivan
operettas)
Know
and
apply
appropriate
vocabulary
used
between
social
STANDARD
9.2.3.F.
studies
and
the
arts
and
humanities.
Identify,
explain
and
analyze
historical
and
cultural
differences
as
STANDARD
9.2.3.J.
they
relate
to
works
in
the
arts
(e.g.,
PLAYS
BY
Shakespeare,
works
by
Michelangelo,
ethnic
dance
and
music).
Identify,
explain
and
analyze
traditions
as
they
relate
to
works
in
STANDARD
9.2.3.K.
the
arts
(e.g.,
story
telling
-
plays,
oral
histories-
poetry,
work
songs-
blue
grass).
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.9.3.
Arts
and
Humanities:
Critical
Response.
AREA
STANDARD
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
AREA
/
9.3.3.
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STATEMENT
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
Know
that
works
in
the
arts
can
be
described
by
using
the
arts
elements,
principles
and
concepts
(e.g.,
use
of
color,
shape
and
STANDARD
9.3.3.B.
pattern
in
Mondrian's
Broadway
Boogie-Woogie;
use
of
dynamics,
tempo,
texture
in
Ravel's
Bolero).
Explain
meanings
in
the
arts
and
humanities
through
individual
STANDARD
9.3.3.D.
works
and
the
works
of
others
using
a
fundamental
vocabulary
of
critical
response.
Know
how
to
recognize
and
identify
similar
and
different
STANDARD
9.3.3.F.
characteristics
among
works
in
the
arts
(e.g.,
Amish
and
Hawaiian
quilts,
Navaho
weavings
and
Kente
cloth
from
West
Africa).
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.9.4.
Arts
and
Humanities:
Aesthetic
Response.
AREA
STANDARD
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
AREA
/
9.4.3.
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STATEMENT
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
Know
how
to
respond
to
a
philosophical
statement
about
works
in
STANDARD
9.4.3.A.
the
arts
and
humanities
(e.g.,
'Can
artworks
that
depict
or
are
about
ugly
or
unpleasant
things
ever
be
beautiful?').
Know
how
to
communicate
an
informed
individual
opinion
about
STANDARD
9.4.3.B.
the
meaning
of
works
in
the
arts
(e.g.,
works
of
an
artist
of
the
month).
Grade:
3
SUBJECT
/
Arts
and
Humanities:
Production,
Performance
and
Exhibition
of
STANDARD
PA.9.1.
Dance,
Music,
Theatre
and
Visual
Arts.
AREA
STANDARD
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
AREA
/
9.1.3.
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STATEMENT
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
Recognize,
know,
use
and
demonstrate
a
variety
of
appropriate
arts
elements
and
principles
to
produce,
review
and
revise
original
STANDARD
9.1.3.B.2.
works
in
the
arts.
Music:
sing;
play
an
instrument;
read
and
notate
music;
compose
and
arrange;
improvise
Recognize,
know,
use
and
demonstrate
a
variety
of
appropriate
arts
elements
and
principles
to
produce,
review
and
revise
original
STANDARD
9.1.3.B.4.
works
in
the
arts.
Visual
Arts:
paint;
draw;
craft;
sculpt;
print;
design
for
environment,
communication,
multi-media
Recognize
and
use
fundamental
vocabulary
within
each
of
the
arts
STANDARD
9.1.3.C.
forms.
STANDARD
9.1.3.G.
Recognize
the
function
of
rehearsals
and
practice
sessions.
STANDARD
9.1.3.I.
Identify
arts
events
that
take
place
in
schools
and
in
communities.
Know
and
use
traditional
and
contemporary
technologies
for
producing,
performing
and
exhibiting
works
in
the
arts
or
the
STANDARD
9.1.3.J.1.
works
of
others:
Know
and
use
traditional
technologies
(e.g.,
charcoal,
pigments,
clay,
needle/thread,
quill
pens,
stencils,
tools
for
wood
carving,
looms,
stage
equipment).
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.9.2.
Arts
and
Humanities:
Historical
and
Cultural
Contexts.
AREA
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STANDARD
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to
identify,
compare,
AREA
/
9.2.3.
contrast
and
analyze
works
in
the
arts
in
their
historical
and
STATEMENT
cultural
context
appropriate
for
each
grade
level
in
concert
with
districts'
social
studies,
literature
and
language
standards.
Explain
the
historical,
cultural
and
social
context
of
an
individual
STANDARD
9.2.3.A.
work
in
the
arts.
STANDARD
9.2.3.D.
Analyze
a
work
of
art
from
its
historical
and
cultural
perspective.
Analyze
how
historical
events
and
culture
impact
forms,
STANDARD
9.2.3.E.
techniques
and
purposes
of
works
in
the
arts
(e.g.,
Gilbert
and
Sullivan
operettas)
Know
and
apply
appropriate
vocabulary
used
between
social
STANDARD
9.2.3.F.
studies
and
the
arts
and
humanities.
Identify,
explain
and
analyze
historical
and
cultural
differences
as
STANDARD
9.2.3.J.
they
relate
to
works
in
the
arts
(e.g.,
PLAYS
BY
Shakespeare,
works
by
Michelangelo,
ethnic
dance
and
music).
Identify,
explain
and
analyze
traditions
as
they
relate
to
works
in
STANDARD
9.2.3.K.
the
arts
(e.g.,
story
telling
-
plays,
oral
histories-
poetry,
work
songs-
blue
grass).
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.9.3.
Arts
and
Humanities:
Critical
Response.
AREA
STANDARD
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
AREA
/
9.3.3.
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STATEMENT
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
Know
that
works
in
the
arts
can
be
described
by
using
the
arts
elements,
principles
and
concepts
(e.g.,
use
of
color,
shape
and
STANDARD
9.3.3.B.
pattern
in
Mondrian's
Broadway
Boogie-Woogie;
use
of
dynamics,
tempo,
texture
in
Ravel's
Bolero).
Explain
meanings
in
the
arts
and
humanities
through
individual
STANDARD
9.3.3.D.
works
and
the
works
of
others
using
a
fundamental
vocabulary
of
critical
response.
Know
how
to
recognize
and
identify
similar
and
different
STANDARD
9.3.3.F.
characteristics
among
works
in
the
arts
(e.g.,
Amish
and
Hawaiian
quilts,
Navaho
weavings
and
Kente
cloth
from
West
Africa).
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.9.4.
Arts
and
Humanities:
Aesthetic
Response.
AREA
STANDARD
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
AREA
/
9.4.3.
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STATEMENT
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
Know
how
to
respond
to
a
philosophical
statement
about
works
in
STANDARD
9.4.3.A.
the
arts
and
humanities
(e.g.,
'Can
artworks
that
depict
or
are
about
ugly
or
unpleasant
things
ever
be
beautiful?').
Know
how
to
communicate
an
informed
individual
opinion
about
STANDARD
9.4.3.B.
the
meaning
of
works
in
the
arts
(e.g.,
works
of
an
artist
of
the
month).
Health
and
PE
Grade:
2
SUBJECT
/
Concepts
of
Health:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
STANDARD
PA.10.1.3.
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
AREA
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
STANDARD
Explain
the
role
of
the
food
guide
pyramid
in
helping
people
eat
a
AREA
/
10.1.3.C.
healthy
diet
(food
groups;
number
of
servings;
variety
of
food;
STATEMENT
nutrients).
SUBJECT
/
Healthful
Living:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
STANDARD
PA.10.2.3.
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
AREA
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
STANDARD
Identify
personal
hygiene
practices
and
community
helpers
that
AREA
/
10.2.3.A.
promote
health
and
prevent
the
spread
of
disease.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Identify
health-related
information
(signs
and
symbols;
AREA
/
10.2.3.B.
terminology;
products
and
services).
STATEMENT
STANDARD
AREA
/
10.2.3.D.
Identify
the
steps
in
a
decision-making
process.
STATEMENT
Safety
and
Injury
Prevention:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
SUBJECT
/
teach,
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
STANDARD
PA.10.3.3.
maximum
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
AREA
needed
to:
Recognize
safe/unsafe
practices
in
the
home,
school
and
STANDARD
community
(general
(e.g.,
fire,
electrical,
animals);
modes
of
AREA
/
10.3.3.A.
transportation
(e.g.,
pedestrian,
bicycle,
vehicular);
outdoor
(e.g.,
STATEMENT
play,
weather,
water);
safe
around
people
(e.g.,
safe/
unsafe
touch,
abuse,
stranger,
bully)).
STANDARD
Recognize
emergency
situations
and
explain
appropriate
responses
AREA
/
10.3.3.B.
(importance
of
remaining
calm;
how
to
call
for
help;
simple
STATEMENT
assistance
procedures;
how
to
protect
self).
STANDARD
Recognize
conflict
situations
and
identify
strategies
to
avoid
or
AREA
/
10.3.3.C.
resolve
(walk
away;
I-statements;
refusal
skills;
adult
intervention).
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Identify
and
use
safe
practices
in
physical
activity
settings
(e.g.,
AREA
/
10.3.3.D.
proper
equipment,
knowledge
of
rules,
sun
safety,
guidelines
of
STATEMENT
safe
play,
warm-up,
cool-down).
SUBJECT
/
Physical
Activity:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
STANDARD
PA.10.4.3.
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
AREA
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
STANDARD
Identify
and
engage
in
physical
activities
that
promote
physical
AREA
/
10.4.3.A.
fitness
and
health.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Know
the
positive
and
negative
effects
of
regular
participation
in
AREA
/
10.4.3.B.
moderate
to
vigorous
physical
activities.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Know
and
recognize
changes
in
body
responses
during
moderate
AREA
/
10.4.3.C.
to
vigorous
physical
activity
(heart
rate;
breathing
rate).
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Identify
likes
and
dislikes
related
to
participation
in
physical
AREA
/
10.4.3.D.
activities.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Recognize
positive
and
negative
interactions
of
small
group
AREA
/
10.4.3.F.
activities
(roles
(e.g.,
leader,
follower);
cooperation/sharing;
on
STATEMENT
task
participation).
Concepts,
Principles
and
Strategies
of
Movement:
Pennsylvania's
SUBJECT
/
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
STANDARD
PA.10.5.3.
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
AREA
and
skills
needed
to:
STANDARD
Identify
and
use
principles
of
exercise
to
improve
movement
and
AREA
/
10.5.3.D.
fitness
activities
(frequency/how
often
to
exercise;
intensity/how
STATEMENT
hard
to
exercise;
time/how
long;
type/what
kind
of
exercise).
Grade:
3
SUBJECT
/
Concepts
of
Health:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
STANDARD
PA.10.1.3.
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
AREA
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
STANDARD
Explain
the
role
of
the
food
guide
pyramid
in
helping
people
eat
a
AREA
/
10.1.3.C.
healthy
diet
(food
groups;
number
of
servings;
variety
of
food;
STATEMENT
nutrients).
SUBJECT
/
Healthful
Living:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
STANDARD
PA.10.2.3.
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
AREA
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
STANDARD
Identify
personal
hygiene
practices
and
community
helpers
that
AREA
/
10.2.3.A.
promote
health
and
prevent
the
spread
of
disease.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Identify
health-related
information
(signs
and
symbols;
AREA
/
10.2.3.B.
terminology;
products
and
services).
STATEMENT
STANDARD
AREA
/
10.2.3.D.
Identify
the
steps
in
a
decision-making
process.
STATEMENT
Safety
and
Injury
Prevention:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
SUBJECT
/
teach,
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
STANDARD
PA.10.3.3.
maximum
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
AREA
needed
to:
Recognize
safe/unsafe
practices
in
the
home,
school
and
STANDARD
community
(general
(e.g.,
fire,
electrical,
animals);
modes
of
AREA
/
10.3.3.A.
transportation
(e.g.,
pedestrian,
bicycle,
vehicular);
outdoor
(e.g.,
STATEMENT
play,
weather,
water);
safe
around
people
(e.g.,
safe/
unsafe
touch,
abuse,
stranger,
bully)).
STANDARD
Recognize
emergency
situations
and
explain
appropriate
responses
AREA
/
10.3.3.B.
(importance
of
remaining
calm;
how
to
call
for
help;
simple
STATEMENT
assistance
procedures;
how
to
protect
self).
STANDARD
Recognize
conflict
situations
and
identify
strategies
to
avoid
or
AREA
/
10.3.3.C.
resolve
(walk
away;
I-statements;
refusal
skills;
adult
intervention).
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Identify
and
use
safe
practices
in
physical
activity
settings
(e.g.,
AREA
/
10.3.3.D.
proper
equipment,
knowledge
of
rules,
sun
safety,
guidelines
of
STATEMENT
safe
play,
warm-up,
cool-down).
SUBJECT
/
Physical
Activity:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
STANDARD
PA.10.4.3.
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
AREA
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
STANDARD
Identify
and
engage
in
physical
activities
that
promote
physical
AREA
/
10.4.3.A.
fitness
and
health.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Know
the
positive
and
negative
effects
of
regular
participation
in
AREA
/
10.4.3.B.
moderate
to
vigorous
physical
activities.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Know
and
recognize
changes
in
body
responses
during
moderate
AREA
/
10.4.3.C.
to
vigorous
physical
activity
(heart
rate;
breathing
rate).
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Identify
likes
and
dislikes
related
to
participation
in
physical
AREA
/
10.4.3.D.
activities.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Recognize
positive
and
negative
interactions
of
small
group
AREA
/
10.4.3.F.
activities
(roles
(e.g.,
leader,
follower);
cooperation/sharing;
on
STATEMENT
task
participation).
Concepts,
Principles
and
Strategies
of
Movement:
Pennsylvania's
SUBJECT
/
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
STANDARD
PA.10.5.3.
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
AREA
and
skills
needed
to:
Identify
and
use
principles
of
exercise
to
improve
movement
and
STANDARD
fitness
activities
(frequency/how
often
to
exercise;
intensity/how
AREA
/
10.5.3.D.
hard
to
exercise;
time/how
long
to
exercise;
type/what
kind
of
STATEMENT
exercise).
Language
Arts
Grade:
2
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
1.1.
Reading
Independently:
Students
apply
a
wide
range
of
strategies.
STATEMENT
Demonstrate
comprehension
/
understanding
before
reading,
during
reading,
and
after
reading
on
grade
level
texts
through
STANDARD
1.1.2.D.
strategies
such
as
think
aloud,
retelling,
summarizing,
note
taking,
connecting
to
prior
knowledge,
supporting
assertions
about
text
with
evidence
from
text,
and
nonlinguistic
representations.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Reading,
Analyzing,
and
Interpreting
Literature
-
Fiction
and
Non-
AREA
/
1.3.
Fiction:
Students
read
and
respond
to
works
of
literature.
STATEMENT
Identify
literary
elements
(characters,
setting,
and
plot)
in
selected
STANDARD
1.3.2.C.
readings.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Information,
Communication,
and
Technology
Literacy:
Students
AREA
/
1.9.
use
technology
to
locate,
evaluate,
and
collect
information
from
a
STATEMENT
variety
of
sources
for
a
variety
of
purposes.
Use
media
and
technology
resources
for
directed
and
independent
STANDARD
1.9.2.A.
learning
activities.
Grade:
3
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
1.1.
Reading
Independently:
Students
apply
a
wide
range
of
strategies.
STATEMENT
Demonstrate
comprehension
/
understanding
before
reading,
during
reading,
and
after
reading
on
grade
level
texts
through
STANDARD
1.1.3.D.
strategies
such
as
retelling,
summarizing,
note
taking,
connecting
to
prior
knowledge,
supporting
assertions
about
text
with
evidence
from
text,
and
nonlinguistic
representations.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Reading,
Analyzing,
and
Interpreting
Literature
-
Fiction
and
Non-
AREA
/
1.3.
Fiction:
Students
read
and
respond
to
works
of
literature.
STATEMENT
Identify
literary
elements
(characters,
setting,
and
plot)
in
selected
STANDARD
1.3.3.C.
readings
.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Information,
Communication,
and
Technology
Literacy:
Students
AREA
/
1.9.
use
technology
to
locate,
evaluate,
and
collect
information
from
a
STATEMENT
variety
of
sources
for
a
variety
of
purposes.
Use
media
and
technology
resources
for
directed
and
independent
STANDARD
1.9.3.A.
learning
activities.
Science
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.SI.
Science
as
Inquiry
AREA
STANDARD
Understand
that
all
scientific
investigations
involve
asking
and
AREA
/
SI.3.
answering
questions
and
comparing
the
answer
with
what
is
STATEMENT
already
known.
Communicate
procedures
and
explanations
giving
priority
to
STANDARD
evidence
and
understanding
that
scientists
make
their
results
AREA
/
SI.7.
public,
describe
their
investigations
so
they
can
be
reproduced,
STATEMENT
and
review
and
ask
questions
about
the
work
of
other
scientists.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.3.
Science
and
Technology
and
Engineering
Education
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
3.1.
Biological
Sciences
STATEMENT
STANDARD
3.1.A.
Organisms
and
Cells
DESCRIPTOR
/
Describe
the
basic
needs
of
living
things
and
their
dependence
on
3.1.3.A2.
STANDARD
light,
food,
air,
water,
and
shelter.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.4.
Environment
and
Ecology
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
4.1.
Ecology
STATEMENT
Identify
organisms
that
are
dependent
on
one
another
in
a
given
STANDARD
4.1.3.D.
ecosystem.
DESCRIPTOR
/
Define
habitat
and
explain
how
a
change
in
habitat
affects
an
4.1.3.D.1.
STANDARD
organism.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.4.
Environment
and
Ecology
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
4.4.
Agriculture
and
Society
STATEMENT
Use
scientific
inquiry
to
investigate
what
animals
and
plants
need
STANDARD
4.4.3.C.
to
grow.
Social
Studies
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.5.
Civics
and
Government
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
5.1.
Principles
and
Documents
of
Government
STATEMENT
STANDARD
5.1.3.A.
Explain
the
purposes
of
rules,
laws,
and
consequences.
STANDARD
5.1.3.B.
Explain
rules
and
laws
for
the
classroom,
school,
and
community.
STANDARD
5.1.3.F.
Identify
state
symbols,
national
symbols,
and
national
holidays.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.5.
Civics
and
Government
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
5.2.
Rights
and
Responsibilities
of
Citizenship
STATEMENT
STANDARD
5.2.3.A.
Identify
personal
rights
and
responsibilities.
Brownie:
Its
Your
Planet
Journey
-
Skill
Building
Badges
Summary:
Brownies
can
earn
five
badges
connected
to
WOW!
Wonders
of
Water
National
Leadership
Journey.
The
badges
are:
Potter,
Household
Elf,
Senses,
Hiker,
and
My
Great
Day.
Pennsylvania
Academic
Standards
Arts
Education
Grade:
2
SUBJECT
/
Arts
and
Humanities:
Production,
Performance
and
Exhibition
of
STANDARD
PA.9.1.
Dance,
Music,
Theatre
and
Visual
Arts.
AREA
STANDARD
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
AREA
/
9.1.3.
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STATEMENT
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
Recognize,
know,
use
and
demonstrate
a
variety
of
appropriate
arts
elements
and
principles
to
produce,
review
and
revise
original
STANDARD
9.1.3.B.4.
works
in
the
arts.
Visual
Arts:
paint;
draw;
craft;
sculpt;
print;
design
for
environment,
communication,
multi-media
Recognize
and
use
fundamental
vocabulary
within
each
of
the
arts
STANDARD
9.1.3.C.
forms.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.9.3.
Arts
and
Humanities:
Critical
Response.
AREA
STANDARD
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
AREA
/
9.3.3.
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STATEMENT
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
Explain
meanings
in
the
arts
and
humanities
through
individual
STANDARD
9.3.3.D.
works
and
the
works
of
others
using
a
fundamental
vocabulary
of
critical
response.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.9.4.
Arts
and
Humanities:
Aesthetic
Response.
AREA
STANDARD
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
AREA
/
9.4.3.
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STATEMENT
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
Know
how
to
respond
to
a
philosophical
statement
about
works
in
STANDARD
9.4.3.A.
the
arts
and
humanities
(e.g.,
'Can
artworks
that
depict
or
are
about
ugly
or
unpleasant
things
ever
be
beautiful?').
Know
how
to
communicate
an
informed
individual
opinion
about
STANDARD
9.4.3.B.
the
meaning
of
works
in
the
arts
(e.g.,
works
of
an
artist
of
the
month).
Grade:
3
SUBJECT
/
Arts
and
Humanities:
Production,
Performance
and
Exhibition
of
STANDARD
PA.9.1.
Dance,
Music,
Theatre
and
Visual
Arts.
AREA
STANDARD
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
AREA
/
9.1.3.
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STATEMENT
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
Recognize,
know,
use
and
demonstrate
a
variety
of
appropriate
arts
elements
and
principles
to
produce,
review
and
revise
original
STANDARD
9.1.3.B.4.
works
in
the
arts.
Visual
Arts:
paint;
draw;
craft;
sculpt;
print;
design
for
environment,
communication,
multi-media
Recognize
and
use
fundamental
vocabulary
within
each
of
the
arts
STANDARD
9.1.3.C.
forms.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.9.3.
Arts
and
Humanities:
Critical
Response.
AREA
STANDARD
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
AREA
/
9.3.3.
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STATEMENT
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
Explain
meanings
in
the
arts
and
humanities
through
individual
STANDARD
9.3.3.D.
works
and
the
works
of
others
using
a
fundamental
vocabulary
of
critical
response.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.9.4.
Arts
and
Humanities:
Aesthetic
Response.
AREA
STANDARD
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
AREA
/
9.4.3.
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STATEMENT
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
Know
how
to
respond
to
a
philosophical
statement
about
works
in
STANDARD
9.4.3.A.
the
arts
and
humanities
(e.g.,
'Can
artworks
that
depict
or
are
about
ugly
or
unpleasant
things
ever
be
beautiful?').
Know
how
to
communicate
an
informed
individual
opinion
about
STANDARD
9.4.3.B.
the
meaning
of
works
in
the
arts
(e.g.,
works
of
an
artist
of
the
month).
Language
Arts
Grade:
2
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
1.1.
Reading
Independently:
Students
apply
a
wide
range
of
strategies.
STATEMENT
Demonstrate
comprehension
/
understanding
before
reading,
STANDARD
1.1.2.D.
during
reading,
and
after
reading
on
grade
level
texts
through
strategies
such
as
think
aloud,
retelling,
summarizing,
note
taking,
connecting
to
prior
knowledge,
supporting
assertions
about
text
with
evidence
from
text,
and
nonlinguistic
representations.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Reading,
Analyzing
and
Interpreting
Text:
Students
read,
AREA
/
1.2.
understand,
and
respond
to
informational
text.
STATEMENT
Use
text
organization
and
content
to
derive
meaning
from
text
STANDARD
1.2.2.A.
using
criteria.
Read,
understand,
and
respond
to
essential
content
of
text
in
all
STANDARD
1.2.2.E.
academic
areas.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Reading,
Analyzing,
and
Interpreting
Literature
-
Fiction
and
Non-
AREA
/
1.3.
Fiction:
Students
read
and
respond
to
works
of
literature.
STATEMENT
Identify
literary
elements
(characters,
setting,
and
plot)
in
selected
STANDARD
1.3.2.C.
readings.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Types
of
Writing:
Students
write
for
different
purposes
and
AREA
/
1.4.
audiences.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
1.4.2.C.
Intentionally
Blank
Grade:
3
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
1.1.
Reading
Independently:
Students
apply
a
wide
range
of
strategies.
STATEMENT
Demonstrate
comprehension
/
understanding
before
reading,
during
reading,
and
after
reading
on
grade
level
texts
through
STANDARD
1.1.3.D.
strategies
such
as
retelling,
summarizing,
note
taking,
connecting
to
prior
knowledge,
supporting
assertions
about
text
with
evidence
from
text,
and
nonlinguistic
representations.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Reading,
Analyzing
and
Interpreting
Text:
Students
read,
AREA
/
1.2.
understand,
and
respond
to
informational
text.
STATEMENT
Read,
understand,
and
respond
to
essential
content
of
text
in
all
STANDARD
1.2.3.E.
academic
areas.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Reading,
Analyzing,
and
Interpreting
Literature
-
Fiction
and
Non-
AREA
/
1.3.
Fiction:
Students
read
and
respond
to
works
of
literature.
STATEMENT
Identify
literary
elements
(characters,
setting,
and
plot)
in
selected
STANDARD
1.3.3.C.
readings
.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Types
of
Writing:
Students
write
for
different
purposes
and
AREA
/
1.4.
audiences.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
1.4.3.C.
Intentionally
Blank
Science
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.SI.
Science
as
Inquiry
AREA
STANDARD
Understand
that
all
scientific
investigations
involve
asking
and
AREA
/
SI.3.
answering
questions
and
comparing
the
answer
with
what
is
STATEMENT
already
known.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.3.
Science
and
Technology
and
Engineering
Education
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
3.4.
Technology
and
Engineering
Education
STATEMENT
STANDARD
3.4.B.
Technology
and
Society
DESCRIPTOR
/
3.4.3.B2.
Explain
how
materials
are
re-used
or
recycled.
STANDARD
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.4.
Environment
and
Ecology
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
4.3.
Natural
Resources
STATEMENT
STANDARD
4.3.3.A.
Identify
the
natural
resources
used
to
make
various
products.
STANDARD
4.3.3.B.
Identify
local
natural
resources.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.4.
Environment
and
Ecology
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
4.5.
Humans
and
the
Environment
STATEMENT
Identify
resources
humans
take
from
the
environment
for
their
STANDARD
4.5.3.A.
survival.
STANDARD
4.5.3.C.
Identify
different
types
of
pollution
and
their
sources.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.4.
Environment
and
Ecology
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
4.5.
Humans
and
the
Environment
STATEMENT
STANDARD
4.5.3.D.
Describe
how
waste
is
generated.
DESCRIPTOR
/
Identify
and
propose
a
solution
for
a
waste
issue
in
the
school
4.5.3.D.1.
STANDARD
setting
(e.g.,
litter
in
the
hallway).
Social
Studies
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.5.
Civics
and
Government
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
5.2.
Rights
and
Responsibilities
of
Citizenship
STATEMENT
STANDARD
5.2.3.A.
Identify
personal
rights
and
responsibilities.
Brownie:
Its
Your
Story
Journey
-
Skill
Building
Badges
Summary:
Brownies
can
earn
five
badges
connected
to
A
World
of
Girls
National
Leadership
Journey.
The
badges
are:
Letterboxer,
Pets,
Making
Games,
Inventor,
and
Making
Friends.
Pennsylvania
Academic
Standards
Health
and
PE
Grade:
2
Safety
and
Injury
Prevention:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
SUBJECT
/
teach,
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
STANDARD
PA.10.3.3.
maximum
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
AREA
needed
to:
STANDARD
Recognize
conflict
situations
and
identify
strategies
to
avoid
or
AREA
/
10.3.3.C.
resolve
(walk
away;
I-statements;
refusal
skills;
adult
intervention).
STATEMENT
Grade:
3
Safety
and
Injury
Prevention:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
SUBJECT
/
teach,
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
STANDARD
PA.10.3.3.
maximum
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
AREA
needed
to:
STANDARD
Recognize
conflict
situations
and
identify
strategies
to
avoid
or
AREA
/
10.3.3.C.
resolve
(walk
away;
I-statements;
refusal
skills;
adult
intervention).
STATEMENT
Language
Arts
Grade:
2
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
1.1.
Reading
Independently:
Students
apply
a
wide
range
of
strategies.
STATEMENT
Demonstrate
comprehension
/
understanding
before
reading,
during
reading,
and
after
reading
on
grade
level
texts
through
STANDARD
1.1.2.D.
strategies
such
as
think
aloud,
retelling,
summarizing,
note
taking,
connecting
to
prior
knowledge,
supporting
assertions
about
text
with
evidence
from
text,
and
nonlinguistic
representations.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Reading,
Analyzing
and
Interpreting
Text:
Students
read,
AREA
/
1.2.
understand,
and
respond
to
informational
text.
STATEMENT
Use
text
organization
and
content
to
derive
meaning
from
text
STANDARD
1.2.2.A.
using
criteria.
Read,
understand,
and
respond
to
essential
content
of
text
in
all
STANDARD
1.2.2.E.
academic
areas.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Reading,
Analyzing,
and
Interpreting
Literature
-
Fiction
and
Non-
AREA
/
1.3.
Fiction:
Students
read
and
respond
to
works
of
literature.
STATEMENT
Identify
literary
elements
(characters,
setting,
and
plot)
in
selected
STANDARD
1.3.2.C.
readings.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Types
of
Writing:
Students
write
for
different
purposes
and
AREA
/
1.4.
audiences.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
1.4.2.C.
Intentionally
Blank
Grade:
3
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
1.1.
Reading
Independently:
Students
apply
a
wide
range
of
strategies.
STATEMENT
Demonstrate
comprehension
/
understanding
before
reading,
during
reading,
and
after
reading
on
grade
level
texts
through
STANDARD
1.1.3.D.
strategies
such
as
retelling,
summarizing,
note
taking,
connecting
to
prior
knowledge,
supporting
assertions
about
text
with
evidence
from
text,
and
nonlinguistic
representations.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Reading,
Analyzing
and
Interpreting
Text:
Students
read,
AREA
/
1.2.
understand,
and
respond
to
informational
text.
STATEMENT
Read,
understand,
and
respond
to
essential
content
of
text
in
all
STANDARD
1.2.3.E.
academic
areas.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Reading,
Analyzing,
and
Interpreting
Literature
-
Fiction
and
Non-
AREA
/
1.3.
Fiction:
Students
read
and
respond
to
works
of
literature.
STATEMENT
Identify
literary
elements
(characters,
setting,
and
plot)
in
selected
STANDARD
1.3.3.C.
readings
.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Types
of
Writing:
Students
write
for
different
purposes
and
AREA
/
1.4.
audiences.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
1.4.3.C.
Intentionally
Blank
Science
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.SI.
Science
as
Inquiry
AREA
STANDARD
Understand
that
all
scientific
investigations
involve
asking
and
AREA
/
SI.3.
answering
questions
and
comparing
the
answer
with
what
is
STATEMENT
already
known.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.3.
Science
and
Technology
and
Engineering
Education
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
3.1.
Biological
Sciences
STATEMENT
STANDARD
3.1.A.
Organisms
and
Cells
DESCRIPTOR
/
Describe
the
basic
needs
of
living
things
and
their
dependence
on
3.1.3.A2.
STANDARD
light,
food,
air,
water,
and
shelter.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.3.
Science
and
Technology
and
Engineering
Education
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
3.4.
Technology
and
Engineering
Education
STATEMENT
STANDARD
3.4.A.
The
Scope
of
Technology
DESCRIPTOR
/
Identify
that
some
systems
are
found
in
nature
and
some
systems
3.4.3.A2.
STANDARD
are
made
by
humans.
DESCRIPTOR
/
Identify
how
the
study
of
technology
uses
many
of
the
same
ideas
3.4.3.A3.
STANDARD
and
skills
as
many
other
subjects.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.3.
Science
and
Technology
and
Engineering
Education
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
3.4.
Technology
and
Engineering
Education
STATEMENT
STANDARD
3.4.B.
Technology
and
Society
DESCRIPTOR
/
Illustrate
how
people
have
made
tools
to
provide
food,
clothing,
3.4.3.B4.
STANDARD
and
shelter.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.3.
Science
and
Technology
and
Engineering
Education
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
3.4.
Technology
and
Engineering
Education
STATEMENT
STANDARD
3.4.D.
Abilities
for
a
Technological
World
DESCRIPTOR
/
Identify
people's
needs
and
wants
and
define
some
problems
that
3.4.3.D1.
STANDARD
can
be
solved
through
the
design
process.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.3.
Science
and
Technology
and
Engineering
Education
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
3.4.
Technology
and
Engineering
Education
STATEMENT
STANDARD
3.4.E.
The
Designed
World
DESCRIPTOR
/
3.4.3.E1.
Identify
the
technologies
that
support
and
improve
quality
of
life.
STANDARD
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.4.
Environment
and
Ecology
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
4.4.
Agriculture
and
Society
STATEMENT
Use
scientific
inquiry
to
investigate
what
animals
and
plants
need
STANDARD
4.4.3.C.
to
grow.
Social
Studies
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.5.
Civics
and
Government
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
5.2.
Rights
and
Responsibilities
of
Citizenship
STATEMENT
STANDARD
5.2.3.A.
Identify
personal
rights
and
responsibilities.
Identify
the
sources
of
conflict
and
disagreement
and
different
STANDARD
5.2.3.B.
ways
conflict
can
be
resolved.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.5.
Civics
and
Government
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
5.3.
How
Government
Works
STATEMENT
STANDARD
5.3.3.F.
Explain
how
an
action
may
be
just
or
unjust.
Brownie:
Its
Your
World
Journey
-
Skill
Building
Badges
Summary:
Brownies
can
earn
five
badges
connected
to
Brownie
Quest
National
Leadership
Journey.
The
badges
are:
Computer
Expert,
My
Best
Self,
Dancer,
Home
Scientist,
and
My
Family
Story.
Pennsylvania
Academic
Standards
Arts
Education
Grade:
2
SUBJECT
/
Arts
and
Humanities:
Production,
Performance
and
Exhibition
of
STANDARD
PA.9.1.
Dance,
Music,
Theatre
and
Visual
Arts.
AREA
STANDARD
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
AREA
/
9.1.3.
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STATEMENT
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
Know
and
use
the
elements
and
principles
of
each
art
form
to
create
works
in
the
arts
and
humanities.
Elements:
Dance:
STANDARD
9.1.3.A.1.
energy/force;
space;
time.
Principals:
Dance:
choreography;
form;
genre;
improvisation;
style;
technique
Recognize,
know,
use
and
demonstrate
a
variety
of
appropriate
arts
elements
and
principles
to
produce,
review
and
revise
original
STANDARD
9.1.3.B.1.
works
in
the
arts.
Dance:
move;
perform;
read
and
notate
dance;
create
and
choreograph;
improvise
Recognize
and
use
fundamental
vocabulary
within
each
of
the
arts
STANDARD
9.1.3.C.
forms.
Use
knowledge
of
varied
styles
within
each
art
form
through
a
STANDARD
9.1.3.D.
performance
or
exhibition
of
unique
work.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.9.2.
Arts
and
Humanities:
Historical
and
Cultural
Contexts.
AREA
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STANDARD
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to
identify,
compare,
AREA
/
9.2.3.
contrast
and
analyze
works
in
the
arts
in
their
historical
and
STATEMENT
cultural
context
appropriate
for
each
grade
level
in
concert
with
districts'
social
studies,
literature
and
language
standards.
Know
and
apply
appropriate
vocabulary
used
between
social
STANDARD
9.2.3.F.
studies
and
the
arts
and
humanities.
Grade:
3
SUBJECT
/
Arts
and
Humanities:
Production,
Performance
and
Exhibition
of
STANDARD
PA.9.1.
Dance,
Music,
Theatre
and
Visual
Arts.
AREA
STANDARD
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
AREA
/
9.1.3.
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STATEMENT
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
Know
and
use
the
elements
and
principles
of
each
art
form
to
create
works
in
the
arts
and
humanities.
Elements:
Dance:
STANDARD
9.1.3.A.1.
energy/force;
space;
time.
Principals:
Dance:
choreography;
form;
genre;
improvisation;
style;
technique
Recognize,
know,
use
and
demonstrate
a
variety
of
appropriate
arts
elements
and
principles
to
produce,
review
and
revise
original
STANDARD
9.1.3.B.1.
works
in
the
arts.
Dance:
move;
perform;
read
and
notate
dance;
create
and
choreograph;
improvise
Recognize
and
use
fundamental
vocabulary
within
each
of
the
arts
STANDARD
9.1.3.C.
forms.
Use
knowledge
of
varied
styles
within
each
art
form
through
a
STANDARD
9.1.3.D.
performance
or
exhibition
of
unique
work.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.9.2.
Arts
and
Humanities:
Historical
and
Cultural
Contexts.
AREA
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
STANDARD
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to
identify,
compare,
AREA
/
9.2.3.
contrast
and
analyze
works
in
the
arts
in
their
historical
and
STATEMENT
cultural
context
appropriate
for
each
grade
level
in
concert
with
districts'
social
studies,
literature
and
language
standards.
Know
and
apply
appropriate
vocabulary
used
between
social
STANDARD
9.2.3.F.
studies
and
the
arts
and
humanities.
Health
and
PE
Grade:
2
SUBJECT
/
Concepts
of
Health:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
STANDARD
PA.10.1.3.
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
AREA
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
STANDARD
Explain
the
role
of
the
food
guide
pyramid
in
helping
people
eat
a
AREA
/
10.1.3.C.
healthy
diet
(food
groups;
number
of
servings;
variety
of
food;
STATEMENT
nutrients).
SUBJECT
/
Healthful
Living:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
STANDARD
PA.10.2.3.
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
AREA
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
STANDARD
Identify
personal
hygiene
practices
and
community
helpers
that
AREA
/
10.2.3.A.
promote
health
and
prevent
the
spread
of
disease.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Identify
health-related
information
(signs
and
symbols;
AREA
/
10.2.3.B.
terminology;
products
and
services).
STATEMENT
STANDARD
AREA
/
10.2.3.D.
Identify
the
steps
in
a
decision-making
process.
STATEMENT
Safety
and
Injury
Prevention:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
SUBJECT
/
teach,
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
STANDARD
PA.10.3.3.
maximum
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
AREA
needed
to:
STANDARD
Recognize
emergency
situations
and
explain
appropriate
responses
AREA
/
10.3.3.B.
(importance
of
remaining
calm;
how
to
call
for
help;
simple
STATEMENT
assistance
procedures;
how
to
protect
self).
SUBJECT
/
Physical
Activity:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
STANDARD
PA.10.4.3.
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
AREA
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
STANDARD
Identify
and
engage
in
physical
activities
that
promote
physical
AREA
/
10.4.3.A.
fitness
and
health.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Know
the
positive
and
negative
effects
of
regular
participation
in
AREA
/
10.4.3.B.
moderate
to
vigorous
physical
activities.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Identify
likes
and
dislikes
related
to
participation
in
physical
AREA
/
10.4.3.D.
activities.
STATEMENT
Concepts,
Principles
and
Strategies
of
Movement:
Pennsylvania's
SUBJECT
/
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
STANDARD
PA.10.5.3.
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
AREA
and
skills
needed
to:
Identify
and
use
principles
of
exercise
to
improve
movement
and
STANDARD
fitness
activities
(frequency/how
often
to
exercise;
intensity/how
AREA
/
10.5.3.D.
hard
to
exercise;
time/how
long
to
exercise;
type/what
kind
of
STATEMENT
exercise).
STANDARD
Know
and
describe
scientific
principles
that
affect
movement
and
AREA
/
10.5.3.E.
skills
using
appropriate
vocabulary
(gravity;
force
STATEMENT
production/absorption;
balance;
rotation).
Grade:
3
SUBJECT
/
Concepts
of
Health:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
STANDARD
PA.10.1.3.
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
AREA
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
STANDARD
Explain
the
role
of
the
food
guide
pyramid
in
helping
people
eat
a
AREA
/
10.1.3.C.
healthy
diet
(food
groups;
number
of
servings;
variety
of
food;
STATEMENT
nutrients).
SUBJECT
/
Healthful
Living:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
STANDARD
PA.10.2.3.
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
AREA
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
STANDARD
Identify
personal
hygiene
practices
and
community
helpers
that
AREA
/
10.2.3.A.
promote
health
and
prevent
the
spread
of
disease.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Identify
health-related
information
(signs
and
symbols;
AREA
/
10.2.3.B.
terminology;
products
and
services).
STATEMENT
STANDARD
AREA
/
10.2.3.D.
Identify
the
steps
in
a
decision-making
process.
STATEMENT
Safety
and
Injury
Prevention:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
SUBJECT
/
teach,
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
STANDARD
PA.10.3.3.
maximum
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
AREA
needed
to:
STANDARD
Recognize
emergency
situations
and
explain
appropriate
responses
AREA
/
10.3.3.B.
(importance
of
remaining
calm;
how
to
call
for
help;
simple
STATEMENT
assistance
procedures;
how
to
protect
self).
SUBJECT
/
Physical
Activity:
Pennsylvania's
public
schools
shall
teach,
STANDARD
PA.10.4.3.
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
realize
his
or
her
maximum
AREA
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to:
STANDARD
Identify
and
engage
in
physical
activities
that
promote
physical
AREA
/
10.4.3.A.
fitness
and
health.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Know
the
positive
and
negative
effects
of
regular
participation
in
AREA
/
10.4.3.B.
moderate
to
vigorous
physical
activities.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
Identify
likes
and
dislikes
related
to
participation
in
physical
AREA
/
10.4.3.D.
activities.
STATEMENT
Concepts,
Principles
and
Strategies
of
Movement:
Pennsylvania's
SUBJECT
/
public
schools
shall
teach,
challenge
and
support
every
student
to
STANDARD
PA.10.5.3.
realize
his
or
her
maximum
potential
and
to
acquire
the
knowledge
AREA
and
skills
needed
to:
Identify
and
use
principles
of
exercise
to
improve
movement
and
STANDARD
fitness
activities
(frequency/how
often
to
exercise;
intensity/how
AREA
/
10.5.3.D.
hard
to
exercise;
time/how
long
to
exercise;
type/what
kind
of
STATEMENT
exercise).
STANDARD
Know
and
describe
scientific
principles
that
affect
movement
and
AREA
/
10.5.3.E.
skills
using
appropriate
vocabulary
(gravity;
force
STATEMENT
production/absorption;
balance;
rotation).
Language
Arts
Grade:
2
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
1.1.
Reading
Independently:
Students
apply
a
wide
range
of
strategies.
STATEMENT
Demonstrate
comprehension
/
understanding
before
reading,
during
reading,
and
after
reading
on
grade
level
texts
through
STANDARD
1.1.2.D.
strategies
such
as
think
aloud,
retelling,
summarizing,
note
taking,
connecting
to
prior
knowledge,
supporting
assertions
about
text
with
evidence
from
text,
and
nonlinguistic
representations.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Reading,
Analyzing
and
Interpreting
Text:
Students
read,
AREA
/
1.2.
understand,
and
respond
to
informational
text.
STATEMENT
Use
text
organization
and
content
to
derive
meaning
from
text
STANDARD
1.2.2.A.
using
criteria.
Read,
understand,
and
respond
to
essential
content
of
text
in
all
STANDARD
1.2.2.E.
academic
areas.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Reading,
Analyzing,
and
Interpreting
Literature
-
Fiction
and
Non-
AREA
/
1.3.
Fiction:
Students
read
and
respond
to
works
of
literature.
STATEMENT
Identify
literary
elements
(characters,
setting,
and
plot)
in
selected
STANDARD
1.3.2.C.
readings.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Types
of
Writing:
Students
write
for
different
purposes
and
AREA
/
1.4.
audiences.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
1.4.2.C.
Intentionally
Blank
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Quality
of
Writing:
Students
write
clear
and
focused
text
to
convey
AREA
/
1.5.
a
well-defined
perspective
and
appropriate
content.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
1.5.2.B.
Develop
content
appropriate
for
the
topic.
DESCRIPTOR
/
Gather
and
organize
information,
incorporating
details
relevant
to
1.5.2.B.1.
STANDARD
the
topic.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Research:
Students
gather
information
from
a
variety
of
sources,
AREA
/
1.8.
analyzing
and
evaluating
the
quality
of
information
they
obtain
to
STATEMENT
answer
research
questions.
STANDARD
1.8.2.A.
Generate
questions
and
locate
answers
about
a
specific
topic.
Conduct
research
on
self-selected
or
assigned
topics
using
STANDARD
1.8.2.B.
specified
sources.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Information,
Communication,
and
Technology
Literacy:
Students
AREA
/
1.9.
use
technology
to
locate,
evaluate,
and
collect
information
from
a
STATEMENT
variety
of
sources
for
a
variety
of
purposes.
Use
media
and
technology
resources
for
directed
and
independent
STANDARD
1.9.2.A.
learning
activities.
Grade:
3
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
1.1.
Reading
Independently:
Students
apply
a
wide
range
of
strategies.
STATEMENT
Demonstrate
comprehension
/
understanding
before
reading,
during
reading,
and
after
reading
on
grade
level
texts
through
STANDARD
1.1.3.D.
strategies
such
as
retelling,
summarizing,
note
taking,
connecting
to
prior
knowledge,
supporting
assertions
about
text
with
evidence
from
text,
and
nonlinguistic
representations.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Reading,
Analyzing
and
Interpreting
Text:
Students
read,
AREA
/
1.2.
understand,
and
respond
to
informational
text.
STATEMENT
Read,
understand,
and
respond
to
essential
content
of
text
in
all
STANDARD
1.2.3.E.
academic
areas.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Reading,
Analyzing,
and
Interpreting
Literature
-
Fiction
and
Non-
AREA
/
1.3.
Fiction:
Students
read
and
respond
to
works
of
literature.
STATEMENT
Identify
literary
elements
(characters,
setting,
and
plot)
in
selected
STANDARD
1.3.3.C.
readings
.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Types
of
Writing:
Students
write
for
different
purposes
and
AREA
/
1.4.
audiences.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
1.4.3.C.
Intentionally
Blank
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Quality
of
Writing:
Students
write
clear
and
focused
text
to
convey
AREA
/
1.5.
a
well-defined
perspective
and
appropriate
content.
STATEMENT
STANDARD
1.5.3.B.
Develop
content
appropriate
for
the
topic.
DESCRIPTOR
/
Gather
and
organize
information,
incorporating
details
relevant
to
1.5.3.B.1.
STANDARD
the
topic.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Research:
Students
gather
information
from
a
variety
of
sources,
AREA
/
1.8.
analyzing
and
evaluating
the
quality
of
information
they
obtain
to
STATEMENT
answer
research
questions.
Conduct
inquiry
and
research
on
self-selected
or
assigned
topics
STANDARD
1.8.3.B.
using
specified
sources
and
strategies.
Present
the
results
of
research,
using
appropriate
visual
aids
and
STANDARD
1.8.3.C.
citing
sources.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.1.
Reading,
Writing,
Speaking
and
Listening
AREA
STANDARD
Information,
Communication,
and
Technology
Literacy:
Students
AREA
/
1.9.
use
technology
to
locate,
evaluate,
and
collect
information
from
a
STATEMENT
variety
of
sources
for
a
variety
of
purposes.
Use
media
and
technology
resources
for
directed
and
independent
STANDARD
1.9.3.A.
learning
activities.
Science
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.SI.
Science
as
Inquiry
AREA
STANDARD
Understand
that
all
scientific
investigations
involve
asking
and
AREA
/
SI.3.
answering
questions
and
comparing
the
answer
with
what
is
STATEMENT
already
known.
Communicate
procedures
and
explanations
giving
priority
to
STANDARD
evidence
and
understanding
that
scientists
make
their
results
AREA
/
SI.7.
public,
describe
their
investigations
so
they
can
be
reproduced,
STATEMENT
and
review
and
ask
questions
about
the
work
of
other
scientists.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.3.
Science
and
Technology
and
Engineering
Education
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
3.2.
Physical
Sciences:
Chemistry
and
Physics
STATEMENT
STANDARD
3.2.A.
Chemistry
Differentiate
between
properties
of
objects
such
as
size,
shape,
DESCRIPTOR
/
3.2.3.A1a.
and
weight
and
properties
of
materials
that
make
up
the
objects
STANDARD
such
as
color,
texture,
and
hardness.
DESCRIPTOR
/
Recognize
that
all
objects
and
materials
in
the
world
are
made
of
3.2.3.A2.
STANDARD
matter.
DESCRIPTOR
/
Use
basic
reactions
to
demonstrate
observable
changes
in
3.2.3.A4.
STANDARD
properties
of
matter
(e.g.,
burning,
cooking).
DESCRIPTOR
/
(CONSTANCY
AND
CHANGE)
Recognize
that
everything
is
made
of
3.2.3.A5.
STANDARD
matter.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.3.
Science
and
Technology
and
Engineering
Education
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
3.4.
Technology
and
Engineering
Education
STATEMENT
STANDARD
3.4.C.
Technology
and
Engineering
Design
DESCRIPTOR
/
Recognize
that
all
products
and
systems
are
subject
to
failure;
3.4.3.C3.
STANDARD
many
products
and
systems
can
be
fixed.
Social
Studies
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.5.
Civics
and
Government
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
5.2.
Rights
and
Responsibilities
of
Citizenship
STATEMENT
STANDARD
5.2.3.A.
Identify
personal
rights
and
responsibilities.
SUBJECT
/
STANDARD
PA.8.
History
AREA
STANDARD
AREA
/
8.1.
Historical
Analysis
and
Skills
Development
STATEMENT
Conduct
teacher
guided
inquiry
on
assigned
topics
using
specified
STANDARD
8.1.3.C.
historical
sources.