Introduce the session with a video that explains resilience in a simple way. Use this short video to capture the student's attention and set the stage for discovering personal strengths.

Introduce the session with a warm and inviting tone. Use a colorful superhero image and a picture of a smiling child to reinforce the idea of a 'super strength.' Make sure the visuals are clear and simple.

Explain what a strength is with a mix of simple words and visuals. Add images of kids engaging in activities like drawing, playing, and helping each other.

Introduce the story of the brave lion with a large, friendly image of a lion and a simple graphic showing the lion helping his friends. Use bold text for key points to grab attention.

Encourage the student to think about their own strength with a visual prompt such as a blank comic-like thought bubble or a mirror image. Keep the image simple and engaging.

Show images of Special Olympics field events, including simple and colorful pictures of kids running, jumping, and playing team games. Link the visuals to personal strength.

Introduce the techniques with enthusiasm. Use simple language and additional images to capture attention. Remind the student that these are fun activities that help them shine in sports.

Explain the long jump step by step. Emphasize the importance of a running start, take-off, and a safe landing. Use clear visual aids like images or diagrams to illustrate each step.

Break down running technique into simple steps with added visuals to encourage mimicking the actions slowly.

Recap the techniques learned today. Use positive reinforcement and visual summaries to remind the student of key points.