Free Printables That Support Problem Solving for Kids

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Needs and Wants Sorting Worksheet Needs and Wants Sorting Worksheet
Use What You Have: responding to a stated need. Circle what the friend still needs. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Rules and Responsibilities Worksheet Rules and Responsibilities Worksheet
Before the Next Group Arrives: taking responsibility for shared classroom materials. Circle things on the floor that need attention. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Community Helpers Worksheet Community Helpers Worksheet
Ask the Repair Helper: understanding care and repair in a shared place. Point to something you would like to ask Bunny about. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Rules and Responsibilities Worksheet Rules and Responsibilities Worksheet
A Place to Rest: sharing a park safely and thoughtfully. Circle the place where the visitor can sit. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Our Country Symbols Preschool Worksheet Our Country Symbols Preschool Worksheet
Find the United States Flag: recognizing a country symbol. Circle the United States flag. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Past and Present Sorting Worksheet Past and Present Sorting Worksheet
Our Small History Museum: comparing real past and present experiences. Draw their childhood object under Then. Draw yours under Now. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Needs and Wants Picture Sort Worksheet Needs and Wants Picture Sort Worksheet
Notice Another Person's Need: responding to a stated need. Circle the card that answers the request. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Our Country and Symbols Worksheet Our Country and Symbols Worksheet
Make a Symbol Easy to Recognize: designing a meaningful group symbol. Draw a simple symbol for the group in the frame. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Past and Present Sorting Worksheet Past and Present Sorting Worksheet
Light at Home: Then and Now: comparing real past and present experiences. Draw their light under Then and yours under Now. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Map Skills and Geography Worksheet Map Skills and Geography Worksheet
A Place for Drinking Water: using and extending a map key. Draw a drinking fountain in the white space. Mark it X. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Rules and Responsibilities Worksheet Rules and Responsibilities Worksheet
Taking Care of Shared Things: taking responsibility for shared classroom materials. Circle something more than one child could use. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Cultures and Traditions Preschool Worksheet Cultures and Traditions Preschool Worksheet
Our Family's Own Way: connecting a fictional shared activity with a personal example. Point to the activity the friends share. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Kindergarten Map Skills Worksheet Kindergarten Map Skills Worksheet
A Trip That Ends at Home: following a route through a neighborhood. Trace the trip along the paths. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Past and Present Sorting Worksheet Past and Present Sorting Worksheet
Getting Around: Then and Now: comparing real past and present experiences. Draw their way under Then and your way under Now. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Rules and Responsibilities Worksheet Rules and Responsibilities Worksheet
Where Does It Belong?: taking responsibility for shared classroom materials. Draw a line from the loose book to the shelf. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.

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