Strengths
These are things you are good at, like kindness or teamwork.
What are strengths?
Taking a deep breath to calm down is part of this skill.
What is self-management?
Working together to reach a goal is called this.
What is teamwork?
Believing things can get better is called this.
→ What is optimism?
Hope means believing you can reach your goals.
What is hope?
In this game, you passed the ball and named strengths.
What is Pass and Share?
Understanding how someone else feels is called this.
What is empathy?
Saying “good job” or encouraging a teammate shows this.
What is respect?
Adding this word to “I can’t do it” helps you grow.
What is “yet”?
Something you want to achieve in the future is called this.
What is a goal?
This means noticing something your teammate is good at
What is strength spotting?
Noticing your own feelings and thoughts is this.
What is self-awareness?
In Silent Soccer, you had to use this instead of talking.
What is body language (or nonverbal communication)?
This helps you figure out what to do when something goes wrong.
What is problem solving?
Different ways to reach your goal are called this.
What are pathways?
Using your strength in a new situation is called this.
What is using strengths in a new way?
Pausing before reacting when you're upset shows this skill.
What is self-management?
A good leader does this to help the team (hint: encourages others).
What is support/encourage teammates?
Slowing down to enjoy a good moment is called this.
What is savoring?
Imagining your best future self is called this activity.
What is Best Possible Self?
This skill helps you understand your own strengths and feelings.
What is self-awareness?
Thinking about how your actions affect others is part of this.
What is social awareness?
Thanking a teammate for something they did is called this.
What is gratitude?
Turning a negative thought into a positive one is this.
What is positive thinking (or optimistic thinking)?
Believing you can take steps to reach your goals shows this.
What is hope (or motivation)?