Do you have kiddos who struggle with appropriate reactions to situations? This activity can help! Packed with 20 scenario cards, students will have the opportunity to read through them and …

Sorting Activity is a useful and adaptable resource that’s ideal for kickstarting conversations and discussions about how we handle day-to-day problems. Here’s how it works: students are …

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We can build their emotional-regulation skills by using the included visual aid/chart and sorting activity. This product will support your learner when determining the size of problems they may …

In the “What’s The Size Of My Problem” activity, students will look at 18 examples and determine whether they are a small problem or a big problem. In the “What’s The Size Of My Reaction” …

This resource offers various “Size of the Problem” Activities to encourage students to assess and rate the magnitude of each problem using a clear visual scale. This simple yet effective activity …

In this Cut, Sort & Glue activity, students will look at pictures of BIG and small problems. They will glue the small problems on Kelso, the frog and the big problems on the student and teacher. …

This Sorting activity is the perfect activity to keep students engaged while reviewing different problems and their sizes! Students will read the problem card and determine whether it's a big …

Teachers, save “Size of the Problem Sort” to assign it to your class. Click on the problems and drag them to the appropriate position on the problem scale. Remember: Big Problems are …