Free Printables That Support Problem Solving for Kids

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Kindergarten Maze Problem Solving Worksheet Kindergarten Maze Problem Solving Worksheet
Guide the bear to the lemon through a picture maze. Follow connected paths, inspect junctions, and try another branch when needed.
Logic Maze Problem Solving Worksheet Logic Maze Problem Solving Worksheet
Guide the fox to the avocado through a picture maze. Follow connected paths, inspect junctions, and try another branch when needed.
Library Maze Adventures Worksheet Library Maze Adventures Worksheet
Guide the panda to the castle through a castle adventure maze. Follow connected paths, inspect junctions, and try another branch when needed.
Our Country Symbols Preschool Worksheet Our Country Symbols Preschool Worksheet
Where Have You Seen a Flag?: recognizing a country symbol. Circle the United States flag. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Rules and Responsibilities Worksheet Rules and Responsibilities Worksheet
Notice a Shared-Space Problem: sharing a park safely and thoughtfully. Circle the object that needs to be moved. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Me and My Family Preschool Worksheet Me and My Family Preschool Worksheet
Ask How to Help: noticing ways to help at mealtime. Circle something to offer a thirsty person. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Rules and Responsibilities Worksheet Rules and Responsibilities Worksheet
My Responsibility: taking responsibility for shared classroom materials. Circle the materials for the job you choose. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Kindergarten Map Skills Worksheet Kindergarten Map Skills Worksheet
One Stop on the Way: following a route through a neighborhood. Trace a route through those three places. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Cultures and Traditions Preschool Worksheet Cultures and Traditions Preschool Worksheet
Remember Our Picnic: connecting a fictional shared activity with a personal example. Point to something that shows they are sharing a story. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Cultures and Traditions Kindergarten Worksheet Cultures and Traditions Kindergarten Worksheet
Who Taught Us?: asking about a family tradition. Draw the person who taught it on the left page. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Me and My Family Worksheet Me and My Family Worksheet
Two Helpers at Home: listening and helping within a family. Draw food that you could help prepare on the plate. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Needs and Wants Sorting Worksheet Needs and Wants Sorting Worksheet
What Does Our Friend Need?: responding to a stated need. Circle what helps the thirsty friend. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Cultures and Traditions Preschool Worksheet Cultures and Traditions Preschool Worksheet
Join Our Story Time: connecting a fictional shared activity with a personal example. Point to the friends already taking part. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Rules and Responsibilities Kindergarten Worksheet Rules and Responsibilities Kindergarten Worksheet
Keep Our Park Path Clear: sharing a park safely and thoughtfully. Circle the ball that blocks the path. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Community Helpers Worksheet Community Helpers Worksheet
Who Benefits from a Repair?: understanding care and repair in a shared place. Circle the shared place being repaired. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.

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