Social Skills Review

Thinking about how big a problem is can help us:

• ALL OF THESE!

• Decide how big our reaction should be.

• Remember that small problems only need small reactions.

• Decide if we need an adult.

There is a kid in PE that I don't get along with. We argue sometimes. This would be a:

• Medium problem

• Big problem

• Little problem

These problems need help from an adult to solve them.

• Small problems

• Medium problems

• Large problems

• Medium and large problems

A small problem would be something like,

• I broke my arm at soccer practice.

• My baby brother lost his favorite toy at the park.

• I dropped my pencil and it rolled under the table.

• I can't sleep because I'm having nightmares.

A medium problem may be when:

• I've tried to solve it myself, but I could use some help.

• Some people wouldn't even think it was a problem.

• I know exactly what to do and can fix is easily.

• There is a safety issue- I'm in danger.

It's important to try and figure out my own feelings and tell people what I'm feeling if they ask.

• True

• False

A big problem usually affects:

• 1-2 people

• 3-9 people

• A group of people-10 or more

True or False: Emotions always stay the same.

(a)  

Maddy and Monique were playing Monopoly and Maddy kept changing the rules as they played so she would get more property. This is an ___________ behavior.

• expected

• unexpected

A small problem usually affects:

• 1-2 people

• 3-9 people

• 10 or more people