My Social Superpowers! Self-Assessment

Name: ____________________________

Date: ____________________________

How do I use my social superpowers?

Read each statement and think about how often you do these things. Be honest with yourself! This is to help you understand your amazing social skills.

Choose one of the following for each statement:

• Almost Always (AA) - I do this most of the time.
• Sometimes (S) - I do this some of the time.
• Rarely (R) - I do this not very often.

1. When someone is talking, I listen carefully without interrupting.
   
   AA / S / R

2. I share my ideas and opinions respectfully, even if they are different from others.
   
   AA / S / R

3. I try to understand how others are feeling, even if they don't say anything.
   
   AA / S / R

4. I can join a group that is already playing or working without bothering them.
   
   AA / S / R

5. When I have a problem with a friend, I try to talk it out calmly.
   
   AA / S / R

6. I offer to help others when I see they need it.
   
   AA / S / R

7. I include others who might feel left out.
   
   AA / S / R

8. I can work well in a group, sharing tasks and ideas.
   
   AA / S / R

9. I apologize when I make a mistake that affects someone else.
   
   AA / S / R

10. I respect other people's personal space and belongings.
    
    AA / S / R

My Reflection & Goals

11. What is one social skill you think you are really good at? Give an example of when you used it.
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    

12. What is one social skill you would like to get better at? Why is this skill important to you?
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    

13. What is one small thing you can try this week to practice that skill?
    
    
    
    
    
    

Teacher Script: My Social Superpowers!

Introduction & Warm-Up (5 minutes)

(Display Slide 1: My Social Superpowers!)

"Good morning, everyone! Today, we're going on an exciting journey to discover our own 'Social Superpowers!' Has anyone ever thought about what their personal superpowers might be? When I say 'social superpowers,' I mean the amazing ways we interact with each other."

(Display Slide 2: What Are Social Skills?)

"Social skills are like tools in our friendship toolkit. They help us get along with others, make new friends, and work well in groups. Think about it: when you listen carefully to a friend, or share your toys, you're using social skills! Can anyone think of another social skill they use?"

(Allow 1-2 student responses)

(Display Slide 3: Why Are They Important?)

"These skills are super important because they help us in so many parts of our lives. They help us make friends, work together on projects, understand how others feel, and feel confident in different situations. It helps us be the best versions of ourselves!"

Self-Assessment Activity (20 minutes)

(Display Slide 4: Time for Self-Assessment!)

"Today, we're going to take some time to reflect on our own social superpowers. This isn't a test where there are right or wrong answers. Instead, it's a special chance for you to honestly think about how you interact with others. It's about noticing what you do really well and discovering areas where you might want to grow a little more."

(Display Slide 5: Your Reflection Time)

"I'm going to hand out a worksheet called 'My Social Superpowers! Self-Assessment.' Please write your name and the date at the top. You'll read each statement and think about how often you do these things. You can choose 'Almost Always (AA),' 'Sometimes (S),' or 'Rarely (R).'

"Remember, this is just for you. Be honest with yourself. If you 'rarely' do something, that's okay! It just means it's an area you can focus on to make your social superpowers even stronger. I'll be walking around quietly if you have any questions."

(Distribute the My Social Superpowers! Self-Assessment Worksheet and allow students to work independently. Circulate to provide support.)

Reflection & Goal Setting (5 minutes)

(Once most students have finished or time is nearing the end, bring their attention back to the front.)

"Wonderful job reflecting on your social superpowers today, everyone. It takes courage and honesty to think about ourselves in this way, and you all did a fantastic job."

(Display Slide 6: What's Your Next Social Skill Goal?)

"Before we finish, I want you to think about one social skill that you'd like to practice or get better at this week. Don't worry about sharing it aloud right now, just keep it in your mind, or jot it down on your worksheet if you like. Even small steps can make a big difference.

"Thank you for participating today. Keep shining your social superpowers!"