Module IV:

Identifying
Sources of
Strength 
Rationale 

–The aim of this module is to encourage

students to revisit their strengths in order to
support their self efficacy to deal with their
situation. In order to encourage a hopeful
outlook, the module serves to  reinforce
students’ sources of support and internal
and external resources. 
Objectives

• Identify personal, social, and emotional

sources of strengths during and in the
aftermath of the  disaster/stressful
situation 
• Identify their internal and external
sources of strength 
REVIEW 

– Review the other modules.

– we talked about our needs and how to address
them. We talked about how to control our  reactions
and emotions. Reflect on what has helped us to
move on. We are able to move on  and not
continue to feel the way that we were feeling days
or months ago because we have strengths.  
Materials 

• Drawing of a kite (or of a vinta, windmill,

a train with several carriages, a caterpillar
with several  body segments, a tree,
spider web, fingers, etc.) 
• Blank sheets of paper 
• Coloring materials
What is this?
This is a drawing of a kite
(saranggola). Can you tell
me what  makes it go up in
the air?
 ACTIVITY 

1.Can you draw a kite with a diamond with 4 parts?

2. On each part of the kite’s diamond, please write 
down what you think are your sources of strength.
3. What makes you strong despite what you have 
gone through?
 ACTIVITY 

4. Can you also identify what or

who acts like the wind for you?
5. Who or what helps you  soar? 
(10 mins)
1. What have you realized about each
other after that group sharing?
2. What have you realized about 
yourself?
3. Do we have common sources of
strengths? 
 Identifying Sources of Strength   

1. How are you similar to the kite?

2. Can you think of other objects
that can be a symbol for your
many  sources of strength?  
 Identifying Sources of Strength 

The next time you feel weak, what

can you focus on in order to
remind yourself that you have a
number  of sources of strength?  
 Identifying Sources of Strength 

Would any of you want to volunteer to come up with a poem or a rap

about what you have learned  about your sources of strength and
those who help or support you? Here is an example: 
– Ang saranggola ko at ako 
– Parehong-pareho 
– Ako ay Matatag, Sya rin ay Matatag 
– Ako ay di Babagsak, sya din ay di babagsak 
– Tangayin man ng hangin 
– Hinding hindi matitinag! 
Thank you very
much.
God bless and
Stay Safe
 CLOSING 

–Read and recite out loud the poem you

have written about your sources of
strength.