Big Problems Vs Small Problems

During lunch, a classmate gets a nosebleed that won’t stop. The blood is dripping heavily, and they’re starting to feel dizzy

You get to school and your teacher tells you Encore has to be cancelled because there is a concert happening. You're upset because you were supposed to have your favorite special today.

Your friend is upset because they didn’t win a game during recess.

During recess, a classmate falls off the monkey bars and can't move their arm. You notice that their arm is bent at an odd angle and they're crying.

A friend trips and falls in the hallway, and their head hits the floor hard. They’re lying still and don’t seem to be responding.

A friend runs into the street without looking and nearly gets hit by a car. They don’t realize the danger they were in, and you feel scared for them.

A classmate accidentally bumps into you in the hallway and you drop your books.

You feel most comfortable using the restroom in Mrs. Gerritsen's classroom, but there is another student in that bathroom. You really need to go.

You see a younger student wandering alone on the playground, looking lost and scared. They don’t know where their class is or how to get there.

Your pencil breaks during class, and you can’t write.

A classmate gets stuck on top of the climbing structure and is afraid to come down. They are too scared to move and look like they might cry.

You can’t find your jacket after recess.

Your lunchbox gets stuck in your locker.

You find a student sitting alone in the bathroom, saying they feel sick and need to go home. They look pale and weak, and say they feel dizzy.

During gym, someone gets kicked in the stomach during a game and can’t breathe. They are holding their stomach and can’t catch their breath.

A classmate starts choking on their food in the cafeteria. They are grabbing their throat and can’t breathe.

You forget your homework on your desk at home and realize it while on the bus.

You see a student sitting alone on the school steps, crying and saying they want to go home. They explain that they had a big argument with a friend and don’t feel safe.

Your art project starts to fall apart, and one of your paper cutouts is coming loose

You can't open your juice box at lunch.

You spill your juice during lunch.

Your shoelace comes undone during PE class.