Introduce the lesson with enthusiasm. Explain that the purpose of today’s session is to explore who they are—what they like, what makes them strong, and what they might want to work on. Use engaging language suitable for 5th graders.

Explain the concept of identity in simple terms, using examples relatable to the students. Encourage them to think of their unique qualities and interests.

Encourage students to share some of their likes and interests. Use guiding questions to prompt thought, such as 'What is your favorite hobby?' or 'What subject do you enjoy most?'

Discuss the strengths each student brings. Remind them that strengths can be skills, personal qualities, or talents that make them excel.

Wrap up the session with areas for improvement. Emphasize that everyone has things to work on, and that recognizing them is a key part of growing.