Big Problem Little Problem Worksheets

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Big Problem Little Problem Worksheets

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Are you looking for a Big Problem vs Little Problem activity to add to your Unit on Size of the Problem? These big problem-little problem worksheets will help your students differentiate between small and big problems; thus, helping them match the level at which they react to the severity of a problem.

 

Helping your students see that not all problems are equal, is a great first step in helping them deal with problems that occur in preschool, kindergarten or daycare.


What’s included in this Big Problem Little Problem Worksheets resource?

  • 16 Big Problem Little Problem Worksheets highlighting what is a big problem and what is a small problem, size of the problem vs reaction, how can you respond to a small/big problem
  • Types of Size of the Problem Worksheets: 

2 x Cut & Sort – Big vs Small Problem

1 x Circle Big Problem or Small Problem

3 x Matching Activity

1 x Does the Problem and reaction match? Yes or No

2 x How can you respond to a big/small problem? Draw your answer.

1 x Things I can do if there is a problem at school – coloring sheet

3 x Draw and Write ( 2 Versions: single line writing page & 1-inch handwriting lines)

** BONUS**

Color version of 8 these worksheets –for those who want to laminate or place in clear reusable dry erase pockets to reuse year after year.


How to Use these Big Problem Little Problem Worksheets?

Option A:

For students already reading, this can be an independent activity for your classroom centers.

Great for reinforcing Size of the Problem or Problem Solving Concepts already learnt.

Option B:

For younger students or students not yet reading, these big problem little problem worksheets can be used with small groups or one to one work with an individual student. This allows you to delve into discussions in a fun and interactive way.

The CASEL SEL COMPETENCIES supported by this resource are:

 

  1. Social Awareness- Being able to put themselves in another’s shoes and see the other’s point of view.
  2. Responsible decision-making is the ability to make caring and constructive choices about personal behavior and social interactions across diverse situations.

 

Don’t hesitate to email me if you have any questions:

Sara@sparkinterestwithsara.com

 

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