Build that Self-Esteem Muscle (Self-Esteem Worksheet)

Helping your students think about and recognise their positive personality traits can significantly boost a child’s self-esteem for several reasons:

• Reflecting on positive characteristics can help a child become more aware of their strengths and qualities.
• Self-appreciation can lead to a healthier self-image and higher self-esteem.
• Focusing on positive traits can increase a child’s confidence in their abilities.
• Understanding personal qualities contributes to forming a strong and positive sense of personal identity.

This fun Why I’m Amazing set of templates is a great way to get kids to reflect and discuss why they think they’re amazing. Often, students find it hard to talk about why they think they’re amazing. Why not do it as a class and brainstorm each person and why everyone thinks they’re amazing? This a tremendous uplifting lesson for your class.

Self-Esteem Activities

Are you looking for more activity ideas or resources you can add to your social-emotional learning lesson planning? Here are some other fabulous ideas:

• Learn how to build up self-esteem with this Self-Esteem Poster set.
• Are you looking for something a little different? This My Strength Sunglasses Template is the perfect self-esteem activity that would look amazing in your classroom.
• What more information about self-esteem and how to boost self-esteem – our Building Self-Esteem Teaching Slides will suit your lesson planning.

This resource was created by Lisamarie Del Valle, a Teach Starter Collaborator.

Strengths and Weaknesses Resources

More strengths and weaknesses resources to add to your social-emotional learning:

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