Worksheet | Size of the Problem Activities for Grades K-2

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Elementary school Worksheet | Size of the Problem Activities for Grades K-2

Provider: Counselor Chelsey

Why Eduye Selected This

Selected for its practical, low-prep activities that help K-2 students distinguish big and small problems and respond appropriately

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Problem Solving SkillsKindergarten


Description

Do you know any little learners who think everything is a huge problem? What about any kids that aren't sure how to handle a problem that actually is a big problem?

Use these fun and easy size of the problem activities to help your students in grades K-2 understand the difference between a big problem and a small problem and learn to respond appropriately.

These low-prep activities are perfect for your individual, small group and classroom counseling lessons and include a digital component. The photos in this resource make it easy for young students who don't have strong reading skills.


What's Included

- 1 Poster/Visual Aid (Color and B&W)
- 2 Cut & Paste Activities (Including answer keys)
- 1 Sorting Activity
- 3 Worksheets (Including answer keys)
- 2 Worksheets that are also included in a clip card format (including answer keys)
- These resources are also included in a Google Slides format!

For more information, please visit Counselor Chelsey website.


Ideas for Use

- Social problem solving lessons or groups
- Social skills lessons or groups
- Zones of regulation lessons or groups
- With students with Autism
- With students who could benefit from learning to react appropriately

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Worksheet | Size of the Problem Activities for Grades K-2

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Counselor Chelsey

Counselor Chelsey is a website for teachers to find SEL resources easily. Chelsey is a social worker and has worked as a school counselor. She wants to help students learn important, lifelong skills.



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