$5 - $10 Problem Solving Activities (by price, low to high)

Kids will LOVE this pack of 30 Days of Silly STEM Building Challenge Task Cards based on silly stories! There is a printable PDF, as well as Google Slides perfect for distance learning and back to school. Pair these problem solving cards with the STEAM / STEM activities and use them in a variety of ways. Use them in Makerspaces, morning tubs or centers, as an activity for early finishers, or rewards for a great day!

**Perfect for classrooms, distance learning, homeschool, and even parents just looking for a fun, adventure filled activity for their children.**

⭐ This is Set #1. You can purchase the Bundle of 90 days, all 3 available sets, for 20% off here: BUNDLE of 90 Days STEAM | STEM Silly Challenge Task Cards Distance Learning

Distance Learning Compatible: This product can be downloaded as a printable PDF or copied into Google Slides. This will allow you to send the product to your students as an editable document. Download as a PowerPoint to upload to Microsoft Teams.

What’s included in the 21 page PDF download, as well as the 38 Google Slides:

PDF

• 7 pages of 30 unique full color challenge task cards
• 2 STEAM / STEM worksheets in full color for early and upper elementary
• Instructions Page
• Terms of Use
• Black and white copies of the instructions, task cards, and STEM / STEAM printables

Google Slides

• 30 Individual Google Slides for each daily challenge
• 5 STEM / STEAM slides for discussion, with space to type in responses to the questions
• Instructions
• Terms of Use

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How can you use these task cards?

• Have the task cards available in makerspaces, centers, tubs, busy boxes, morning baskets, or available for early finishers to complete using ANY available materials. Students can even draw their creations instead of building them!

• Use one card a day during morning time. Have students fill out a STEAM / STEM worksheet or discuss and use the Google Slides as a class.

• Use them for public speaking practice. Allow students to build and then show and tell with the class or their parents. They can discuss what they made, liked, what they would improve, and how it solved the problem on the task cards. They can practice speaking and listening skills, using loud and clear voices, and giving full attention to the speaker. Encourage students to ask questions to their classmates.

• Ideally the goal is to do one challenge a day, but you could certainly allow students to do more than one.

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Why do I think you will love this product, and what makes my challenge set unique?

I love silly stories that bring humor and adventure to life for kids, but also that force them to use their imaginations in fun and exciting ways. This challenge task set does exactly that through the loose wacky stories where they are the main character. Silly scenarios, adventure and disaster, problem solving, and learning, are all part of the experience when building these challenges.

Most building challenge task cards are independent from each other. “Build a boat,” or “build an airplane,” are common themes among the cards. While those are fantastic, and we have done many of them ourselves, I wanted to do something different and more cohesive and engaging for kids.

The only rule is to HAVE FUN and allow those imaginations to soar!

**Please note that while the intent is for these to be independent, early readers may need some assistance in reading the cards.**

**This is not an editable document.**

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If you want your students to be architectural engineers, then this is the resource for you! Along with the tower building challenges, this packet includes photographs of seven famous towers, vocabulary, and concepts that are needed when building structures, journal pages, and recording sheets on several different levels. tower These challenges include block towers, spaghetti towers, newspaper towers, index card towers, and straw towers. Some towers need to support weight as well. You can choose the towers that best fit the needs of your class or classes!

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Emotions are BIG in preschool classrooms and at home! In order to learn and grow, children first need to be able to express how they feel and why they feel that way. Placing an emphasis on social emotional learning will help equip your students with skills to become better learners and ultimately better people. This learning unit has been designed with children aged 3 to 4 years old in mind, and contains 10 games, drawing activities and crafts to engage learners**.**

Play and Purposes Feelings unit focuses on:

• Using picture books to share real life examples of how we can understand and express our emotions
• Practicing expressing feelings individually, in pairs, small groups, and as a whole class
• Learning about feelings, identifying them, and expressing them through playing games, writing, and creative expression

The 10 lessons included in this unit include 5 activity types:

• Read and React Group Lessons
• Play in a Small Group 
• Read and Respond Drawing
• Let’s Play All Together
• Craft and Create

The 2 week unit focuses on anger and what feelings look like in those around us. Many lessons contain ways to scaffold the learning to your students and allow for the most learning to take place as possible! 

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These creative “Ring of Fire” Movement Game slides were designed to be printed, displayed, and reimagined while you teach. Use this Google Slide file to display these beautiful images one-by-one on a large screen. Are you in need of a creative and unique Movement Game Activity to get your students excited to learn and stay engaged in your lesson? Do you need an activity that focuses on SEL: Social and Emotional Learning? Do want an activity that promotes UDL: engagement, representation, and expression? I hope you and your kiddos love this! Enjoy.

These no-cut coping with divorce activities are designed to support students dealing with family changes at home, such as divorce and separation. Students discuss changes at home, explore and recognize their feelings, identify which worries are in their control vs. out of their control, and describe their hopes and wishes for the future.

Busy educators can use this quick print activity with small groups or for individual counseling. Help students cope with the family changes that accompany divorce and parental separation with this no-cut flipbook. 

Included in this download are ONE no-cut Family Changes and Coping With Divorce Printable Activity. 

The no-cut design makes this resource perfect for busy educators who need a quick resource to help students work through their emotions and feelings towards their current situation. 

Less time prepping lessons means you’ll have more time to actively help students cope with their family changes. Let these coping with divorce activities flipbook save you time as it helps your students heal.

Other Educators Like You Said:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brianna D. says, “I tried this out with my 4th-6th grade students and it was a success. I had some students who were not so enthusiastic that their parents had signed them up for my group. I told them to think of this flipbook as their own journal. Each week we would do a lesson and a page from the flipbook. If students wanted me to read their entry, they placed a sticky note on their flipbook before handing it in. This was a success!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ SCS says, “I love how this is such easy prep. I think flipbooks often look complicated and need a lot of cutting/formatting but this is so simple. I've struggled to find something interactive to do with my students working through family changes, so I'm really glad I found this! Thank you!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Carolyn R. says, “Covers a variety of topics that come up with students whose families are going through changes. Visually fun for them to complete and engaging!”

Click the preview for more details and images of these coping with divorce activities! 

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Are you looking for a different approach to using the Scientific Method/ Engineering Design Process? “Can They Do That?” is a "TV-show type" series that presents things made in the movies/television and challenges the students to prove or disprove "Can They Do That?" This first episode looks at a hot air balloon contraption built out of hair dryers and trash bags on the A-Team.

Students start the lesson by watching a clip from a TV show (included in PowerPoint). They are presented with a “problem” by the TV Show Host and then they work through the EDP.

This lesson includes the Video Introduction embedded in a PowerPoint with a Student Handout that guides students research, prototype and solution.

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Emotions are BIG in preschool classrooms and at home! In order to learn and grow, children first need to be able to express how they feel and why they feel that way. Placing an emphasis on social emotional learning will help equip your students with skills to become better learners and ultimately better people. This learning unit has been designed with children aged 3 to 4 years old in mind, and contains 10 games, drawing activities and crafts to engage learners**.**

Play and Purposes Feelings unit focuses on:

• Using picture books to share real life examples of how we can understand and express our emotions
• Practicing expressing feelings individually, in pairs, small groups, and as a whole class
• Learning about feelings, identifying them, and expressing them through playing games, writing, and creative expression

The 10 lessons included in this unit include 5 activity types:

• Read and React Group Lessons
• Play in a Small Group 
• Read and Respond Drawing
• Let’s Play All Together
• Craft and Create

The 2 week unit focuses on working through feelings and what feelings look like in those around us. Many lessons contain ways to scaffold the learning to your students and allow for the most learning to take place as possible! 

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These creative Upside-Down Candyland Game slides were designed to be printed, displayed, and reimagined while you teach. Use this Google Slide file to display these beautiful images one-by-one on a large screen. Are you in need of a creative and unique Movement Game Activity to get your students excited to learn and stay engaged in your lesson? Do you need an activity that focuses on SEL: Social and Emotional Learning? Do want an activity that promotes UDL: engagement, representation, and expression? I hope you and your kiddos love this! Enjoy.

Elevate your students' emotional intelligence and equip them with coping skills year-round with this digital resource — add a special layer of fun during Fall and Halloween—with this "Feed the Monster" Google Slides™ activity!

Designed for elementary school counselors, teachers, and educators, this dynamic and interactive digital resource focuses on helping students cultivate critical coping skills and calming strategies.

With its whimsical monster characters, this game-like activity is not only relevant all year but becomes an especially engaging experience around Halloween time.

Students will be captivated as they "feed" the monsters an idea of how to calm down. Students will be so absorbed in this activity they won't even realize we are teaching them social skills, calming strategies, coping skills, and more!

Here's a detailed breakdown of what you'll find in this comprehensive Google Slides™ activity:

• Slide One: Introduction Page
  Start the experience with an inviting intro that sets the tone and outlines the objectives of the activity.

• Slide Two: Mini Social Story/Purpose of Game
  Orient your students with the game's goals through a short, relatable narrative that explains the 'why' behind mastering these essential skills.

• Slides Three & Four: Monster State vs. Calm State
  Utilizing vivid illustrations, these slides show the emotional contrast between feeling overwhelmed ("Monster State") and achieving calmness ("Calm State").

• Slide Five: Calming Strategies
  Discover proven techniques that children can utilize to transition from a 'Monster State' to a 'Calm State.'

• Slide Six: Outline of Activity
  A quick guide to help guide the experience.

• Slide Seven to Forty-Two: Scenario Slides with Student Activities
  Engage with real-world examples and role-play activities, enabling students to practice their newfound calming techniques and coping skills in a secure and enjoyable setting.

• Slide Forty-Three: Credits and Terms of Use Slide
  Acknowledgments and essential details for the appropriate use of this resource.

Click the preview for a detailed sneak peek!

If you already own the Feed the Monster printable version of this elementary school counselor game, please note that this digital version features the same enriching scenarios and activities, all optimized for an online learning environment.

Don't miss this indispensable tool for building emotional resilience and social competency.

Enhance your SEL (Social Emotional Learning) curriculum with an activity that not only resonates with your students but also makes emotional regulation engaging and accessible!

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Copyright © Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor. All rights reserved by the author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one user is prohibited.

Emotions are BIG in preschool classrooms and at home! In order to learn and grow, children first need to be able to express how they feel and why they feel that way. Placing an emphasis on social emotional learning will help equip your students with skills to become better learners and ultimately better people. This learning unit has been designed with children aged 3 to 4 years old in mind, and contains 10 games, drawing activities and crafts to engage learners**.**

Play and Purposes Feelings unit focuses on:

• Using picture books to share real life examples of how we can understand and express our emotions
• Practicing expressing feelings individually, in pairs, small groups, and as a whole class
• Learning about feelings, identifying them, and expressing them through playing games, writing, and creative expression

The 10 lessons included in this unit include 5 activity types:

• Read and React Group Lessons
• Play in a Small Group 
• Read and Respond Drawing
• Let’s Play All Together
• Craft and Create

The 2 week unit focuses on happiness and what feelings look like in those around us. Many lessons contain ways to scaffold the learning to your students and allow for the most learning to take place as possible! 

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These creative Litter Box Movement Game slides were designed to be printed, displayed, and reimagined while you teach. Use this Google Slide file to display these beautiful images one-by-one on a large screen. Are you in need of a creative and unique Movement Game Activity to get your students excited to learn and stay engaged in your lesson? Do you need an activity that focuses on SEL: Social and Emotional Learning? Do want an activity that promotes UDL: engagement, representation, and expression? I hope you and your kiddos love this! Enjoy.

Do you have students struggling with keeping friends, appropriate friendship skills, solving friendship conflicts, or conflict resolution? This Healthy Friendship Activity was designed with your students in mind. Teach problem-solving, conflict resolution, healthy friendship skills, and more with this interactive and engaging activity!

This Healthy Friendship Activity is a quick way to get students thinking about how they can solve the conflicts they face with their friends. This flipbook helps friends get to the root of their issues and help them resolve their problems on their own. 

This is the perfect activity for friends that frequently experience conflict. Help students build healthy friendship skills as they work together to complete the included activities. 

Included in Download:

• Healthy Friendship Printable Flipbook

Assembly is a breeze. Print all pages on colorful paper. Line the pages up in the correct order. Fold over, staple, and you have your very own flipbook!!!

This flipbook has students describe their friendship, explain their conflict, problem-solve solutions, create skills to avoid conflict, think of how to say sorry, and devise plans for keeping their friendship drama free.

Other Educators Like You Said:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Alicia C. says, “My students love flip books! We are talking about positive friendships in 5 and 6 grades. Lots of peer pressure happening and following negative behaviors. :)”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐  Brandi O. says, “I had some 4th grade girls that were having "girl drama" and I used this resource to help walk them through it.  Great resource!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Richelle R. says, “Great resource to support friendship skill development.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kalan H. says, “Worked great with two friends to help work out their conflict and give them something to refer to after our counseling session too!”

Click the preview for more details and images about this fun, healthy friendship activity! 

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This healthy friendship and conflict resolution activities are copyright © Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor. Therefore, all rights are reserved by the author. Copying for more than one user is prohibited.

Emotions are BIG in preschool classrooms and at home! In order to learn and grow, children first need to be able to express how they feel and why they feel that way. Placing an emphasis on social emotional learning will help equip your students with skills to become better learners and ultimately better people. This learning unit has been designed with children aged 3 to 4 years old in mind, and contains 10 games, drawing activities and crafts to engage learners**.**

Play and Purposes Feelings unit focuses on:

• Using picture books to share real life examples of how we can understand and express our emotions
• Practicing expressing feelings individually, in pairs, small groups, and as a whole class
• Learning about feelings, identifying them, and expressing them through playing games, writing, and creative expression

The 10 lessons included in this unit include 5 activity types:

• Read and React Group Lessons
• Play in a Small Group 
• Read and Respond Drawing
• Let’s Play All Together
• Craft and Create

The 2 week unit focuses on fear and what feelings look like in those around us. Many lessons contain ways to scaffold the learning to your students and allow for the most learning to take place as possible! 

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These creative “Ring of Fire” Movement Game slides were designed to be printed, displayed, and reimagined while you teach. Use this Google Slide file to display these beautiful images one-by-one on a large screen. Are you in need of a creative and unique Movement Game Activity to get your students excited to learn and stay engaged in your lesson? Do you need an activity that focuses on SEL: Social and Emotional Learning? Do want an activity that promotes UDL: engagement, representation, and expression? I hope you and your kiddos love this! Enjoy.

Teach students all about controlling anger and regulating their emotions with these fun and engaging Thanksgiving calming strategies & coping skills activities! Students will be captivated and engaged by the troubled turkey looking for a calming strategy feather to make his tail complete again.

Included in this Download:

Activity #1. The Trouble Turkey Printable Book

Activity #2. Pin the Tail on the Turkey Activity

Activity #1, the printable book, includes moveable parts and interactive activities that help students learn about controlling anger. Students see various scenarios and choose a calming strategy feather that will best help the turkey keep calm. By teaching the turkeys calming strategies and coping skills, students will learn about controlling anger. 

Activity #2, students read a scenario card, then "pin" a feather on the turkey. Students love getting to add a calming strategy feather to the turkey's tail.

These interactive and engaging activities are sure to captivate and educate your students. Teach students coping skills and calming strategies for controlling anger with these awesome activities!

Click the preview for more details and images! 

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These Thanksgiving-themed calming strategies and coping skills activities are copyright © Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor. All rights reserved by the author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only.

Emotions are BIG in preschool classrooms and at home! In order to learn and grow, children first need to be able to express how they feel and why they feel that way. Placing an emphasis on social emotional learning will help equip your students with skills to become better learners and ultimately better people. This learning unit has been designed with children aged 3 to 4 years old in mind, and contains 10 games, drawing activities and crafts to engage learners**.**

Play and Purposes Feelings unit focuses on:

• Using picture books to share real life examples of how we can understand and express our emotions
• Practicing expressing feelings individually, in pairs, small groups, and as a whole class
• Learning about feelings, identifying them, and expressing them through playing games, writing, and creative expression

The 10 lessons included in this unit include 5 activity types:

• Read and React Group Lessons
• Play in a Small Group 
• Read and Respond Drawing
• Let’s Play All Together
• Craft and Create

The 2 week unit focuses on sadness and what feelings look like in those around us. Many lessons contain ways to scaffold the learning to your students and allow for the most learning to take place as possible! 

Want to earn product credits?

Leave feedback on items you purchase. Go to My TeachShare, and click on my purchases. After leaving a review on your purchase item, you will receive one credit per dollar spent on that item.

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This creative Stained-Glass Tree Painting Unit was designed to be printed and displayed as examples while you teach. Use this Google Slide file to display these beautiful images one-by-one on a large screen. For this assignment, I asked students to practice drawing different trees. Next, I taught students how to draw a tree that has branches extending to the edge of the paper. I demonstrated how to outline and fill in the tree. Students created their own stained-glass tree artwork on Final Copy Paper. Students outlined and colored their artwork. Students used mostly watercolor paints for their artwork. I hope you and your kiddos love this! Enjoy.

Teach students all about controlling anger and regulating their emotions with these fun and engaging calming strategies & coping skills Easter-themed activities! Students will be captivated and engaged by the troubled bunny looking for a calming strategy eggs.

Included in this Download:

Activity #1. The Trouble Bunny Printable Book

Activity #2. Add the Egg to the Basket Activity

Activity #1, the printable book, includes moveable parts and interactive activities that help students learn about controlling anger. Students see various scenarios and choose a calming strategy egg that will best help the bunny keep calm.

By teaching the bunny calming strategies and coping skills, students will learn about controlling anger. 

Activity #2, students read a scenario card, then "add" an egg to the basket. Students love getting to add a calming strategy egg to the bunny's basket.

These interactive and engaging activities are sure to captivate and educate your students. Teach students coping skills and calming strategies for controlling anger with these awesome activities!

Therefore, please open the preview for more details and images! 

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Stay Connected:

• mrsbellthecraftycounselor.com
• Facebook
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Click the green star to follow me for updates about new products and 50% off sales!

These Easter-themed calming strategies and coping skills activities are copyright © Mrs. Bell The Crafty Counselor. All rights reserved by the author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only.

Emotions are BIG in preschool classrooms and at home! In order to learn and grow, children first need to be able to express how they feel and why they feel that way. Placing an emphasis on social emotional learning will help equip your students with skills to become better learners and ultimately better people. This learning unit has been designed with children aged 3 to 4 years old in mind, and contains 10 games, drawing activities and crafts to engage learners**.**

Play and Purposes Feelings unit focuses on:

• Using picture books to share real life examples of how we can understand and express our emotions
• Practicing expressing feelings individually, in pairs, small groups, and as a whole class
• Learning about feelings, identifying them, and expressing them through playing games, writing, and creative expression

The 10 lessons included in this unit include 5 activity types:

• Read and React Group Lessons
• Play in a Small Group 
• Read and Respond Drawing
• Let’s Play All Together
• Craft and Create

The 2 week unit focuses on feeling identification and what feelings look like in those around us. Many lessons contain ways to scaffold the learning to your students and allow for the most learning to take place as possible! 

Want to earn product credits?

Leave feedback on items you purchase. Go to My TeachShare, and click on my purchases. After leaving a review on your purchase item, you will receive one credit per dollar spent on that item.

Would you like to see when I have new items in my store?

Just click on the Follow Me link below my name to keep informed of my new releases and sales I may be throwing!

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These creative Claw Collector Movement Game slides were designed to be printed, displayed, and reimagined while you teach. Use this Google Slide file to display these beautiful images one-by-one on a large screen. Are you in need of a creative and unique Movement Game Activity to get your students excited to learn and stay engaged in your lesson? Do you need an activity that focuses on SEL: Social and Emotional Learning? Do want an activity that promotes UDL: engagement, representation, and expression? I hope you and your kiddos love this! Enjoy.