This task is an activity sheet designed to help you think about your own abilities. Since "skills" are personal, there is no single correct answer for everyone. However, I can guide you on how to complete it perfectly.
Step 1: Colouring the Balloons
Look at the balloons that already have words inside them. These are common skills like
reading,
writing,
listening,
counting, and
working together.
* Read each word carefully.
* If you are good at that skill (or if you are learning it), colour that balloon in. You can use different colours for different skills if you like!
* *Tip:* Most students will colour almost all of them because we use these skills every day at school. For example, you use
listening when the teacher speaks and
counting in math class.
Step 2: Filling in the Blank Balloons
There are some empty balloons. The instructions ask you to write other skills you have in these spaces. Here are some simple ideas you can write in the blank balloons:
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Drawing: If you are good at art.
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Running: If you are fast or good at sports.
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Singing: If you enjoy music.
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Helping: If you like helping friends or teachers.
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Cooking: If you help make food at home.
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Riding a bike: A great physical skill!
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Swimming: If you know how to swim.
How to finish:
1. Pick 3-5 colours.
2. Colour the printed balloons that match what you can do.
3. Write new skills (like the examples above) into the empty balloons with a pencil or pen.
Final Answer:
To complete this task:
1.
Colour the balloons with pre-written words (such as reading, writing, counting, listening) that represent skills you possess.
2.
Write additional personal skills in the blank balloons. Good examples to write include:
drawing,
running,
singing,
helping,
cooking, or
swimming.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of employability skills worksheet.
