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4.79 Working Across Differences Classroom Norms Worksheet

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This Grade 4 Social Studies worksheet provides structured practice on 4.79 Working Across Differences Classroom Norms. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

Working Across Differences: Classroom Norms — Learners identify discussion norms for sharing ideas across differences, using evidence, inviting voices, and disagreeing respectfully. Standards/reference: CCSS SL.4.1.

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Grade 4

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Social Studies

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Social Studies Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

A moderator notices four problems in a social studies discussion: interruptions, a stereotype, claims without evidence, and several quiet voices. Which reset is best?

AEnd the discussion and mark everyone wrong.

BLet the loudest speakers finish because they have momentum.

CIgnore the stereotype and focus only on getting more answers.

DPause, name the norms, correct the stereotype with specific evidence, and restart with one invited voice at a time.

Solution & Explanation:The reset addresses respect, accuracy, evidence, and equitable participation together.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Which student comment best combines inclusion, respect, and equitable participation during a discussion about community traditions?

AI know the answer, so I should talk until the time ends.

BOnly students with the same tradition as the source should speak.

CI want to hear from someone who has not spoken, and I will add evidence after they share or pass.

DIf a tradition is new to me, I can call it funny.

Solution & Explanation:The comment invites an unheard voice, allows a pass, and saves space for evidence-based sharing.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

During a lesson on a past injustice, a student says, 'That was long ago, so it does not matter.' Which response best follows discussion norms?

AYou are a bad person for saying that.

BLet's look at the evidence about what happened, listen to why it still matters to some communities, and discuss respectfully.

CThe past never affects communities today.

DWe should skip any topic that makes people think hard.

Solution & Explanation:The response avoids attacking the student and guides the class to evidence and community perspectives.

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This worksheet is designed specifically for Grade 4 Social Studies students. It aligns with educational standard CCSS SL.4.1 (Learners identify discussion norms for sharing ideas across differences, using evidence, inviting voices, and disagreeing respectfully.).