Free Printables That Support Problem Solving for Kids

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Me and My Family Worksheet Me and My Family Worksheet
Thank You for Helping: noticing ways to help at mealtime. Circle what the helper filled for drinking. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Cultures and Traditions Worksheet Cultures and Traditions Worksheet
A Tradition in Another Place: asking about a family tradition. Draw one place for the activity on the left page. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Our Country and Symbols Worksheet Our Country and Symbols Worksheet
A Picture for Our Group Name: designing a meaningful group symbol. Draw a symbol that matches your group's name. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Our Country and Symbols Worksheet Our Country and Symbols Worksheet
Look for the Flag Colors: recognizing a country symbol. Point to each of the three flag colors. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Me and My Family Worksheet Me and My Family Worksheet
Find Out What They Like: listening and helping within a family. Ask someone what food they like. Draw it on the plate. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Maps and Geography Worksheet Maps and Geography Worksheet
Read the Map Key: using and extending a map key. Circle the map letter that stands for the Library. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.
Our Country and Symbols Worksheet Our Country and Symbols Worksheet
A Symbol for Helpers: designing a meaningful group symbol. Draw a symbol for the helping group in the frame. Then respond to the second prompt with a drawing, action, or explanation as directed.

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