Understanding Small and Big Problems

Who is Kelso the Frog?

• A math teacher

• A science instructor

• A history professor

• A problem-solving expert

What is a characteristic of a big problem?

• It can be solved alone

• It requires adult help

• It is always fun

• It is never dangerous

Which of the following is an example of a small problem?

• Falling and getting hurt

• Feeling scared repeatedly

• A friend taking your pencil

• Being lost in a new place

What should you do if you encounter a big problem?

• Ignore it

• Seek help from an adult

• Ask a friend for help

• Solve it yourself

How can small problems be solved?

• By ignoring them

• By using Kelso's wheel

• By running away

• By asking an adult

What should you do if someone repeatedly makes you feel scared?

• Tell an adult

• Ignore them

• Confront them alone

• Laugh it off

If someone accidentally pushes you and apologizes, what type of problem is it?

• No problem at all

• A dangerous problem

• A small problem

• A big problem

What is the next topic Kelso will discuss in the upcoming lesson?

• How to use Kelso's wheel

• How to solve big problems

• How to avoid problems

• How to make new friends

What is the main difference between small and big problems?

• Small problems are more fun

• Big problems are less serious

• Small problems can be solved alone

• Big problems are always easy to solve

What should you do if you see someone bleeding?

• Ignore it

• Tell an adult immediately

• Try to solve it yourself

• Wait for it to stop