$5 - $10 5th Grade Problem Solving Lesson (by rating)

Boost your students' social skills and problem-solving skills with our comprehensive resource, "Size of the Problem & Reaction – Problem Solving Activities & Worksheets." Designed to nurture social emotional learning (SEL), this resource empowers students to understand problem sizes, explore reactions, and cultivate effective problem-solving strategies.

Our engaging resource includes a wide range of activities and worksheets that encourage critical thinking, reflection, and creative solution generation.

By differentiating between small, medium, and big problems, students gain valuable insights into the gravity and appropriate reactions associated with each problem size.

KEY FEATURES:

• Size of Problems: Immerse students in a deeper understanding of problem severity by identifying and classifying them into three sizes—small, medium, and big. This framework aids in comprehending the impact and response required for various challenges.
• Reaction Sizes: Explore the concept of under-reactions, typical reactions, and over-reactions, enabling students to assess their emotional responses across different problem scenarios.
• Problem Scenarios: Engage students in critical thinking and discussion through real-life examples, prompting analysis and determination of problem size and appropriate reactions.
• Problem-Solving Activities: A rich collection of hands-on activities and worksheets allows students to develop problem-solving skills, generate solutions, and strengthen social-emotional competencies.
• Reflection and Self-Awareness: Encourage students to reflect on their emotions, consider the emotional impact of different-sized problems, and foster a deeper understanding of their own reactions.

Unleash the potential of problem-solving and social emotional learning with our "Size of the Problem & Reaction" resource. Empower students to navigate challenges, build resilience, and develop indispensable skills for effective problem-solving.

THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:

Different sizes of problems (small, medium, big)

• Criteria of different sized problems
• Examples of problems
• Draw your own problems (worksheet)

Learning about reaction sizes

• Under-reaction, typical and over-reactions
• Exploring problems with different reaction sizes
• How different sized problems might make you feel?

Small, Medium and Big Problem Posters

Activities and Worksheets

• Activity 1 – Sorting Problem Scenarios into sizes (small group or whole class activity)
• Activity 2 – Exploring reactions worksheet (under, typical and over reactions)
• Activity 3 – Problems and Solutions 2-piece visual puzzles
• Activity 4 – Matching Problems to solutions worksheets including Problem Solving Options Poster and creating your own solutions poster (including problem solving ideas poster)
• Activity 5 – Colour in the size of the problem
• Activity 6 – Brainstorming Reaction Sizes worksheet
• Activity 7 – Find-a-word

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