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My Strengths and Abilities

Everyone has strengths, and they can grow with practice. Read the coding-club scenario, then explore different ways strengths can help. There are no “best” strengths, and you may choose examples from your own life or the scenario.

The coding-club challenge

At a coding club, Imogen’s group is making a simple game. Freya notices that a teammate has not had a turn and invites them to share an idea. Tomasz tests the game carefully and spots a bug. Imogen suggests a colourful new character. When the code does not work, the group takes a breath, asks questions and tries a different plan. They share the tasks and keep going.

Spot strengths

Strengths can be social (working with others), learning-related (thinking and practising), creative, practical or personal (such as patience or courage). More than one answer can be reasonable if you explain your thinking.

1.Which strength does Freya show when she notices someone has not had a turn and invites them to share?
  • Including others
  • Giving up quickly
  • Rushing to finish
  • Avoiding teamwork
2.Tomasz spots a bug by testing the game carefully. Name one strength he uses and explain how it helps the group.
3.Match each action to the strength it shows.
  • Imogen suggests a new game character
  • A club member keeps trying a tricky coding step
  • A club member listens to a teammate’s idea
  • Respectful listening
  • Creativity
  • Perseverance
4.True or false: A strength has to mean being the best at something before it counts.
TrueFalse

Your strengths, your way

Choose a real example from your life, a hobby, a task or a made-up situation. You do not need to share anything private. A small example counts.

5.Complete this sentence with a strength and an example: “One strength I use is . I use it when .”
6.Think of a time something felt difficult but you kept going, asked for help or tried another way. What strength might you have used?
7.Write or draw a kind, specific compliment you could give someone in the coding club. Focus on something they did, such as “You kept testing different ideas.”
8.Choose one strength you would like to practise. Write one small step you could take and name someone supportive you could ask for help, if you want it.

2 printable pages

  • My Strengths and Abilities, page 1 of 2: The coding-club challenge, Spot strengths

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  • My Strengths and Abilities, page 2 of 2: Your strengths, your way

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