Know Yourself
Animal Personalities
Strengths & Growth
Teamwork
Real-Life Scenarios
100

What does it mean to be self-aware?

Understanding your qualities, feelings, strengths, and challenges.

100

Which animal is known as “The Leader”?

Lion.

100

Name one strength that could help you in middle school.

kindness, creativity, leadership, or patience.

100

During a group project, what should every team member get a chance to do?

Participate and share ideas.

100

Your teacher asks your group to choose a leader. You volunteer to organize the tasks and help everyone get started. Which animal might describe you?

Lion.

200

What is a strength?

A positive quality or skill you have.

200

Which animal is outgoing, enthusiastic, and optimistic?

Otter.

200

Is asking a teacher or classmate for help a weakness? Why or why not?

No. Asking for help shows you want to learn and improve.

200

Why is listening important when working with classmates?

It helps everyone feel heard and understand different ideas.

200

You notice a new student sitting alone at lunch. You invite them to sit with you. What strength are you showing?

Kindness, empathy, or inclusion.

300

What is an area for growth?

Something you can learn, practice, or improve.

300

Which animal is loyal, patient, and dependable?

Gold

300

How can knowing your strengths help you during a group project?

You can use your skills to contribute and help your team.

300

What should you do if a classmate has a different idea from yours?

Listen respectfully and discuss both ideas.

300

You get a low grade on a quiz. Instead of giving up, you review your mistakes and ask your teacher for help. What are you demonstrating?

An area for growth, perseverance, and a willingness to learn.

400

Name two ways understanding yourself can help you.

It can help you make decisions, communicate, build confidence, or improve relationships.

400

Which animal likes organizing things and paying attention to details?

Beaver.

400

You keep getting a math problem wrong. What can you do instead of giving up?

Keep practicing, ask for help, and learn from mistakes.

400

How can having different strengths make your group project better?

Everyone can contribute different skills and help the group succeed.

400

Your group disagrees about how to complete an assignment. How can you work together to solve the problem?

Listen to everyone's ideas, communicate respectfully, and agree on a plan.

500

You and your friend are good at different things. Your friend is great at speaking in front of the class, but you are better at solving problems. Does this mean one of you is better than the other? Why or why not?

No! Everyone has different strengths, and those differences make us unique. We can learn from each other and use our strengths to work together.

500

Can you have qualities from more than one animal personality? Explain why.

Yes! People have different qualities, and they may relate to more than one animal.

500

Why is it important to know both what you're good at and what you need to improve?

It helps you understand yourself, build confidence, and set goals for growth.

500

Your team's marshmallow tower keeps falling apart. What can you do to help your team succeed?

Talk about what went wrong, listen to ideas, adjust the design, and try again.

500

You're nervous about sharing your ideas in class, but you decide to speak up anyway. What are you practicing, and how could it help you grow?

Confidence and self-advocacy. Speaking up can help you share ideas and become more comfortable participating.