Not all problems are the same—and in this episode of Mindful Moments with Miss Harrison, children learn how to tell the difference between big problems and small problems, and more importantly, when to ask for help.

Through the story of Noah’s Day at School, self-reflection questions, and real-life examples, kids will learn:
✔️ How to ask, “Can I solve this on my own?” and “Do I feel safe?” 🙋‍♂️
✔️ What makes a problem small and manageable 🧩
✔️ What makes a problem big and important to share with an adult 🚨
✔️ That asking for help is a brave and smart choice when things feel too big 💪

📖 Storytime: Noah forgets his pencil case—then faces something much tougher. Kids will follow along as he learns when to solve a problem himself and when to ask a trusted adult for support. 🎒🍽️

✨ Challenge: This week, when you have a problem, pause and ask:
Is this a big problem or a small one? Do I need help or can I try solving it myself first?

🎯 Perfect for Kids, Parents & Educators!
This episode teaches children emotional awareness, personal responsibility, and how to seek help when needed, empowering them to become confident and thoughtful problem solvers.

🔔 Subscribe now to Mindful Moments with Miss Harrison and help kids develop the confidence to handle small challenges—and the wisdom to reach out when problems feel too big! 🌟

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