Classroom Resources for Kids
Big vs. Small Problems Sorting Activity
Big vs. Small Problems Sorting Activity
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Teach kids how to assess and handle different types of problems with this engaging sorting activity!
Children often struggle to distinguish between big problems that require adult help and small problems they can solve independently. This activity provides a hands-on way to develop problem-solving skills, emotional regulation, and self-awareness. By learning to classify situations as big or small problems, kids will feel more confident in making decisions and knowing when to seek help.
✔️ 15 Big Problem scenarios – Includes examples like getting lost, emergencies, bullying, or getting hurt.
✔️ 15 Small Problem scenarios – Covers situations like losing a pencil, forgetting homework, or waiting in line.
✔️ Sorting worksheet to reinforce learning in a cut-and-paste format.
✔️ Reflection questions to help kids understand when to ask for help and when they can try to solve things on their own.
Perfect for SEL lessons, classroom management, counselling sessions, and special education support!
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