Size of the Problem

You fell off of your scooter and your elbow is bleeding. What is the size of the problem?

Give an example of a medium sized problem. 

You spill a little water on your desk at school. What is the size of the problem?

There is a huge fire at the school! What is the size of the problem?

Your pencil broke while you were finishing up your homework. What is the size of the problem?

Give an example of a big problem. 

Yes or No: A small problem can be fixed on your own or with a friend

You accidentally broke your brother's favorite toy. What is the size of the problem?

You accidentally dropped a glass in the kitchen and it broke into many pieces. What is the size of the problem?

You raised your hand, but your teacher didn't call on you. What is the size of the problem?

You have a runny nose and a tummy ache. You really don't feel well enough to go to school. What is the size of the problem?

You want to ride bikes with your friend, but he's out of town this weekend. What is the size of the problem?

Yes or No: A medium problem requires emergency responders, like firefighters or an ambulance

Someone keeps calling you names at recess. You've asked them to stop but they won't leave you alone. What is the size of the problem?

You're playing a game with your friend, but your friend plays with different rules. What is the size of the problem?

You get to school but realize you left your backpack in your mom's car! What is the size of the problem?

Someone is making fun of your friend! You've tried asking them to stop, but they won't leave your friend alone. What's the size of the problem?

You are in speech and Miss Sabrina doesn't pick your favorite game. What is the size of the problem?

Give an example of a small problem.

You and your sister both want to eat the last cupcake. What is the size of the problem?

Yes or No: It is okay to call 911 when your sister takes your snacks