SIZE OF THE PROBLEM – Small, Medium & Big Problem Solving 18Pg Group Counseling

Do your students struggle to understand the size of their problems and how those problems make them feel? Our Size of the Problem Giant Collaborative Poster is a versatile and engaging resource designed to help children identify whether a problem is small, medium, or big – and reflect on the emotions tied to those problems. This resource not only builds problem-solving skills but also deepens emotional awareness by including feelings, emotions, and mood cards as an extension activity. By combining visual aids, hands-on sorting, and reflective questions, this resource empowers children to manage challenges with confidence and clarity.

What’s Included in our Size of the Problem Resource:

• Large 18-Page Size of the Problem Poster: Black and white and color versions to help students categorize problems as small, medium, or big. Fully assembled, this poster measures 86cm x 90cm.
• Printable Sorting Scenario Cards: Features realistic scenarios to explore identifying the size of different problems.
• Feelings, Emotions, and Mood Cards: An extension activity that encourages students to explore how problems of different sizes make them feel, helping to build emotional awareness.
• Feelings Poster: Color and Black and White check-in and check-out feelings poster.
• Guided Visualization: A calming and reflective exercise to help students process problems and focus on constructive solutions.
• Informational Handouts: Clear explanations to teach students how to assess and manage problems effectively.
• Reflection Question Cards: Helps students think about their own experiences and connect them to what they’ve learned.

Our Size of the Problem Giant Poster provides an engaging, hands-on framework to help children explore problem sizes while building emotional understanding. With the addition of feelings, emotions, and mood cards, this resource takes problem-solving to the next level by encouraging reflection on how problems make them feel and how to respond constructively.