How Big is My Problem? The size of my REACTION

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5 4 3 2 1 How Big is My Problem? The size of my REACTION Emergency, Tragedy, Danger Crying uncontrollably, Very Upset, Scared   4 People talking about you, someone hits you Crying, Very Sad, Mad, Frustrated 3 Having to work with someone you don’t like, receiving consequences for unexpected behavior Nervous, Sad, Irritated, Disappointed 2 Not being first in line, having to wait or take turns Uncomfortable, Disappointed 1 No Real Problem Happy, Calm, Relaxed The size of my REACTION should match the size of the PROBLEM! *Don’t overreact 

5 4 3 2 1 How Big is My Problem? The size of my REACTION Emergency, Tragedy, Danger Crying uncontrollably, Very Upset, Scared   4 Break your arm, Hurt badly, Someone hits or bullies you Crying, Very Sad, Mad, Frustrated 3 Plans Change, Consequences for unexpected behavior Nervous, Sad, Irritated, Disappointed 2 Not being first in line, Having to wait or take turns, Sharing Uncomfortable, Disappointed 1 No Real Problem Happy, Calm, Relaxed The size of my REACTION should match the size of the PROBLEM! *Don’t overreact 

5 4 3 2 1 How Big is My Problem? The size of my REACTION Emergency, Tragedy, Danger Crying uncontrollably, Very Upset, Scared   4 Break your arm, Hurt badly, Someone hits or bullies you Crying, Very Sad, Mad, Frustrated 3 Plans Change, Consequences for unexpected behavior Nervous, Sad, Irritated, Disappointed 2 Not being first in line, Having to wait or take turns, Sharing Uncomfortable, Disappointed 1 No Real Problem Happy, Calm, Relaxed The size of my REACTION should match the size of the PROBLEM! *Don’t overreact 