What do you do with a problem activities

Help students apply problem solving strategies to different situations by using a fantastic read aloud with engaging read aloud activities.

Problem size vs reaction size is a big social skills topic. Need to know the basics of the size of problem size of reaction as it relates...

Are you teaching your students about growth mindset? These books by Kobi Yamada are perfect for helping students understand how to reframe issues. What Do You Do With and Idea and What Do You Do With a Problem are an easy-to-use, brilliant resource for your classroom!

FREE Social Problem Solving Posters - great for the classroom wall! - This…

Working on helping kids understand big deal/little deal? Check out my size of the problem lesson and see if it'll work for you!

Teaching Students How to Solve Problems Back to school is upon us and it is so important to use those first few weeks to set up your expectations rules and procedures. I always spent time at the beginning of the year teaching problem solving strategies. That way we could refer to them all year long when students were having a social problem at school. In this freebie I've included an anchor chart practice scenarios a checklist and lesson ideas. Click HERE to grab your freebie. back to…

Brain break activities throughout the day are a must in elementary but coming up with creative brain break ideas that aren’t GoNoodle can be a challenge. These brain break ideas for elementary will help reset your students so they can get back on task. These brain breaks are a great classroom management tool! You will find brain break games and brain break activities for kids you can do any time you need to get your students back on track.

So many of our students with ASD have some sort of goal around learning social skills. One social skill many of my students struggled to deal with was conflicts with their peers. And trying to put on my teacher mediator hat and teach them how to deal with it in the moment wasn't enough. They needed pre-teaching of the skills prior to being able to utilize them in real life scenarios. Which brings me to today's post on a couple, simple teaching tools that are differentiated to individual…

Have you ever thought about using wordless videos in your speech therapy lessons? It increases engagement! Start with these videos...