School-Based Social-Emotional Skills: "What Size Is This Problem?"

Does your student struggle with Social Emotional (SEL) and Regulation Skills? Does your student have a Social Emotional IEP goal? As a Special Education teacher, I have many students with social-emotional goals targeting social skills, adaptiveness, emotional regulation, and more. Often, I role-play or describe scenarios with them to help apply these skills to real life. All of the scenarios are for a school context, the support students in social-emotional skills specifically at school.

This packet contains 10 activities in the area of "What size is this problem?" for a school-based setting. These scenarios are for problems and situations that students will commonly have with friends, teachers, and others, and help them discuss and evaluate what size it is, and what the appropriate response should be.

Scenarios like...
- a school field trip got canceled
- your best friend moved away
- you got in trouble for talking in class
... and many more scenarios!

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Interested in more school-based social-emotional activities? See the other packets below!
Social Awareness
Friendship
Situational Adaptiveness
Responding to Emotions
What size is this problem?
Teacher responses
... or have access to all of these with the School-Based Social Emotional Skills, Activities & Scenarios 12 WEEK PACK

How to use this bundle:

- Print out all and put in the activity folder for systematic use.
- Use as supplemental work in Social Emotional group
- Use as a discussion starter and activity for small-group
- Assign as group or partner work
-... and so much more!

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