Description
This is the perfect resource to guide students through the problem-solving process! Contains colorful posters with sentence starters and visual icons, a template (in color or black and white), and 30 practice scenarios describing common day-to-day classroom problems.
This set is a great toolkit for classroom teachers, school counselors, resource staff, special educators, and teachers of exceptional children who need to guide students through the problem-solving process. Students can use the posters all year to practice solving problems safely before, during, or after a problem occurs (see the 30 practice scenarios included for ideas). I use the posters during the first weeks of school to teach problem-solving strategies and continue to refer to the posters throughout the rest of the year.
When a student is too upset to refer to the posters in the moment, I ask the student to take a break and complete the template while calming down. This provides students with a safe, structured way to take a break while calming down and preparing to think through the problem. Students can also complete the template with a partner to prepare for a role-play about a specific situation. The visual icons are particularly helpful for all children in primary and elementary grades as well as children with autism.
Enjoy, and thanks for your feedback!
Courtney Clapp
This set is a great toolkit for classroom teachers, school counselors, resource staff, special educators, and teachers of exceptional children who need to guide students through the problem-solving process. Students can use the posters all year to practice solving problems safely before, during, or after a problem occurs (see the 30 practice scenarios included for ideas). I use the posters during the first weeks of school to teach problem-solving strategies and continue to refer to the posters throughout the rest of the year.
When a student is too upset to refer to the posters in the moment, I ask the student to take a break and complete the template while calming down. This provides students with a safe, structured way to take a break while calming down and preparing to think through the problem. Students can also complete the template with a partner to prepare for a role-play about a specific situation. The visual icons are particularly helpful for all children in primary and elementary grades as well as children with autism.
Enjoy, and thanks for your feedback!
Courtney Clapp
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Highlights
Digital downloads
Grades
K - 5th
Subjects
Standards
CCSSCCRA.SL.1
Pages
11
Teaching Duration
Lifelong tool
Description
This is the perfect resource to guide students through the problem-solving process! Contains colorful posters with sentence starters and visual icons, a template (in color or black and white), and 30 practice scenarios describing common day-to-day classroom problems.
This set is a great toolkit for classroom teachers, school counselors, resource staff, special educators, and teachers of exceptional children who need to guide students through the problem-solving process. Students can use the posters all year to practice solving problems safely before, during, or after a problem occurs (see the 30 practice scenarios included for ideas). I use the posters during the first weeks of school to teach problem-solving strategies and continue to refer to the posters throughout the rest of the year.
When a student is too upset to refer to the posters in the moment, I ask the student to take a break and complete the template while calming down. This provides students with a safe, structured way to take a break while calming down and preparing to think through the problem. Students can also complete the template with a partner to prepare for a role-play about a specific situation. The visual icons are particularly helpful for all children in primary and elementary grades as well as children with autism.
Enjoy, and thanks for your feedback!
Courtney Clapp
This set is a great toolkit for classroom teachers, school counselors, resource staff, special educators, and teachers of exceptional children who need to guide students through the problem-solving process. Students can use the posters all year to practice solving problems safely before, during, or after a problem occurs (see the 30 practice scenarios included for ideas). I use the posters during the first weeks of school to teach problem-solving strategies and continue to refer to the posters throughout the rest of the year.
When a student is too upset to refer to the posters in the moment, I ask the student to take a break and complete the template while calming down. This provides students with a safe, structured way to take a break while calming down and preparing to think through the problem. Students can also complete the template with a partner to prepare for a role-play about a specific situation. The visual icons are particularly helpful for all children in primary and elementary grades as well as children with autism.
Enjoy, and thanks for your feedback!
Courtney Clapp
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Very good for SEL and prompting discussion.
Thanks so much. Look forward to using.
Great resource. Thank you!
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Standards
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CCSSCCRA.SL.1
Prepare for and participate effectively in a range of conversations and collaborations with diverse partners, building on others’ ideas and expressing their own clearly and persuasively.
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