This document provides instructions for an activity to help students identify their personal, social, and emotional sources of strength. Students are asked to draw a kite and write their sources of strength on the kite's four parts. They then write the names of supporting people on the outside of the kite who help them. Students analyze what they've learned about themselves and how they are similar to the kite's strength in withstanding challenges. Finally, they write a poem with one stanza and four lines comparing themselves to the strength and resilience of the kite.
This document provides instructions for an activity to help students identify their personal, social, and emotional sources of strength. Students are asked to draw a kite and write their sources of strength on the kite's four parts. They then write the names of supporting people on the outside of the kite who help them. Students analyze what they've learned about themselves and how they are similar to the kite's strength in withstanding challenges. Finally, they write a poem with one stanza and four lines comparing themselves to the strength and resilience of the kite.
This document provides instructions for an activity to help students identify their personal, social, and emotional sources of strength. Students are asked to draw a kite and write their sources of strength on the kite's four parts. They then write the names of supporting people on the outside of the kite who help them. Students analyze what they've learned about themselves and how they are similar to the kite's strength in withstanding challenges. Finally, they write a poem with one stanza and four lines comparing themselves to the strength and resilience of the kite.
This document provides instructions for an activity to help students identify their personal, social, and emotional sources of strength. Students are asked to draw a kite and write their sources of strength on the kite's four parts. They then write the names of supporting people on the outside of the kite who help them. Students analyze what they've learned about themselves and how they are similar to the kite's strength in withstanding challenges. Finally, they write a poem with one stanza and four lines comparing themselves to the strength and resilience of the kite.
SENIOR HIGHSCHOOL IDENTIFYING SOURCES OF STRENGTH OBJECTIVES:
Identify personal, social, and emotional sources
of strengths during and aftermath of the disaster/stressful situation
Identify your internal and external sources
of strength MATERIALS
MARKERS/ CRAYONS,PEN BLANK SHEETS OF PAPER ACTIVITY:
ANG SARANGGOLA AT AKO
DIRECTIONS:
1. Draw a kite with 4 parts. On each part of the kite's
diamond, kindly write down what you think are your sources of strength. What makes you strong despite what you have gone through during the past few months of pandemic?
2. On the areas outside the kite, write
down the names of people who acts like a wind for you.
Who provides you support? Who helps
you soar? ANALYSIS WHAT HAVE YOU REALIZED ABOUT YOURSELF AFTER DRAWING THE KITE? ABSTRACTION
HOW ARE YOU SIMILAR TO THE KITE?
WHAT ARE YOUR STRENGTHS AS A PERSON? APPLICATION WRITE A POEM WITH ONE STANZA AND 4 LINES (ISANG SAKNONG NA MAY 4 NA LINYA O TALUDTOD NG TULA) ABOUT YOUR SOURCES OF STRENGTHS. example:
ANG SARANGGOLA KO AT AKO
Ang saranggola ko at ako, Parehong-pareho Ako ay Matatag, Sya rin ay matatag Ako ay di Babagsak, Siya din ay di babagsak Tangayin man ng hangin, Hinding hindi Matitinag!