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A. Unifying Themes
A1. Systems
A2. Models
A3. Constancy and Change
A4. Scale
B. Skills and Traits
B1. Skills and Traits of Scientific Inquiry
B2. Skills and Traits of Technological Design
C. The Scientific and Technological Enterprise
C1. Understandings of Inquiry
C2. Understandings about Science and Technology
C3. Science, Technology, and Society
C4. History and Nature of Science
D. The Physical Setting
D1. Universe and Solar System
D2. Earth
D3. Matter and Energy
D4. Force and Motion
E. The Living Environment
E1. Biodiversity
E2. Ecosystems
E3. Cells
E4. Heredity and Reproduction
E5. Evolution

A - Disciplinary Literacy
A Dance 1 - Terminology
A Dance 2 - Space
A Dance 3 - Time
A Dance 4 - Energy
A Dance 5 - Locomotor and Non-Locomotor Movement
A Dance 6 - Compositional Forms
A Music 1 - Music Difficulty
A Music 2 - Notation and Terminology
A Music 3 - Listening and Describing
A Theatre 1 - Terminology
A Theatre 2 - Production
A Visual Arts 1 - Artist & Purpose
A Visual Arts 2 - Elements of Art and Principles of Design
A Visual Arts 3 - Media, Tools, Techniques, and Processes
B - Creation, Performance, and Expression
B Dance 1 - Communication
B Dance 2 - Sequencing
B Dance 3 - Solving Challenges
B Dance 4 - Technical Aspects
B Music 1 - Style/Genre
B Music 2 - Composition
B Theatre 1 - Movement
B Theatre 2 - Character
B Theatre 3 - Improvisation
B Visual Arts 1 - Media Skills
B Visual Arts 2 - Composition Skills
B Visual Arts 3 - Making Meaning
B Visual Arts 4 - Exhibition
C - Creative Problem-Solving
C 1 - Application of Creative Process
D - Aesthetics and Criticism
D 1 - Aesthetics and Criticism
E - Visual and Performing Arts Connections
E 1 - The Arts and History and World Cultures
E 2 - The Arts and Other Disciplines
E 3 - Goal-Setting
E 4 - Impact of the Arts on Lifestyle and Career
E 5 - Interpersonal Skills

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