Description
This engaging lesson teaches students the difference between small problems and big problems.
✨ Students learn to identify small problems that they can solve themselves, and big problems that need a grown-up’s support.
❤️ Lots of real-life scenarios are included for size of the problem practice!
✅ THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:
- A digital for Google Slides™ presentation that teaches students 3 characteristics of small problems, 3 characteristics of big problems, 4 examples of small problems, and 4 examples of big problems. Fillable text boxes are included.
- A PowerPoint version of the same presentation
- Small problems vs. big problems sorting mat game with 30 scenario cards
- 4 posters to display in your space and use in instruction
- 4 worksheets and 2 coloring pages
- Alignment to ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors
- Full color and black/white materials
What Educators Say
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"This has been the perfect set of lessons for helping my students understand the size of the problem. Students have had great conversations around problems and solutions!"
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"This resource was exactly what I needed! It was easy to prep, fun for the students, and super effective. Thank you for making my planning easier!"
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"This resource was excellent for my first-grade social skills group. It helped them understand the difference between what's actually a small or big problem."
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"This was exactly what I was looking for! I have been working with my special education class to keep our small problems small. This resource provided great visuals, and the sorting cards were perfect."
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"This is the perfect lesson to do at the beginning of the year. I will definitely be revisiting it and possibly even re-teaching it throughout my year with my kinders. Thank you!"
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"Such a great lesson for teaching big and small problems! We teach this in the beginning of the year but refer back to it frequently. It's so helpful for getting kids to understand when an adult is needed."
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