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The document outlines four student performance indicators for grades K-2 related to using digital resources: 1. Students will research an environmental issue in small groups using online sources, present findings including sources and images, and propose developmentally appropriate solutions. 2. Students will create a digital presentation about themselves using photos and a slideshow to introduce themselves to classmates. 3. Students will research and present on a historical figure by dressing as the person, writing a one page report, and teaching fun facts in small groups. 4. Teachers will connect classes from different cultures monthly through email, allowing students to communicate, learn about each other's cultures, and build long distance friendships.
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