[Audio] Welcome everyone! Today we will be discussing the PositivePsychology.com 10 Children's Strength cards, their definitions and how to use them. Let's get started with our presentation..
[Audio] Having or showing an ability to think of new ideas or original and creative solutions is referred to as being "imaginative". These children are curious about their world, and explore new concepts by coming up with inventive approaches. Imaginative kids enjoy activities such as role-playing that require a lot of creativity. To nurture their imagination and creativity, provide them with open-ended toys and activities that leave lots of room for exploration..
[Audio] Children are overflowing with potential and possibility. They have immense strengths, characteristics and traits which, when nurtured well, can contribute to a more fulfilling and pleasurable life. To help parents and teachers, PositivePsychology.com has compiled 10 Children's Strength Cards which feature an image of each strength, a brief definition and its name. The cards are handy for teaching children about their own strengths and understanding others'. Printed on a double-sided sheet and cut out along the white lines, they can be laminated for maximum use. Let's have a glance at some of the strengths represented - patient, kind, calm, humorous and understanding. All these strengths can help children grow and reach their ambitions..
[Audio] Definition of strength: the ability to persevere in one's efforts, to conquer adversity, and to draw on one's inner resources to help oneself and others deal with difficult situations. It is the ability to act in ways consistent with our values and principles, rather than to succumb to external pressures or give in to our own worst impulses. By developing strength, we help ourselves and others achieve our potential. Thank you for listening..