Teacher guide · Confidence Lab · Harder · about 32 min

⭐ My Superpower Card

Pupils practise confidence through "My Superpower Card": Discover your strengths and make a hero card about you.

Lesson guide

  1. 1. Hook · 5 min

    Show the ⭐ mission title and read the opening: "Which of these are you good at?". Take three quick guesses.

  2. 2. Model · 5 min

    Think aloud through the first step together. Use Echo the Parrot's line as your prompt: "Say it clearly — I'm listening."

  3. 3. Do · 10 min

    Pairs work through the 4 steps on screen or on the printed sheet. Circulate and ask "why?"

  4. 4. Discuss · 10 min

    Use two or three of the discussion questions. Ask pairs to share different answers, not just correct ones.

  5. 5. Reflect · 5 min

    Exit ticket: one sentence on how they used confidence today.

Discussion questions

  • What was the hardest choice in "My Superpower Card", and why?
  • Which of these are you good at — explain your reasoning to a partner.
  • Give your superpower a hero name — explain your reasoning to a partner.
  • Describe a time you used this superpower — explain your reasoning to a partner.
  • Where could you use confidence outside school this week?
  • If you did this again, what would you change?

Adapting it

Support: Read prompts aloud, pair with a confident partner, and accept spoken or drawn answers for writing steps.

Stretch: Ask pupils to create their own extra step for a partner and explain the correct answer.

Curriculum links

  • National Curriculum: English: spoken language — articulate and justify answers
  • PSHE: Relationships: communicating feelings and listening to others
  • PSHE: Health & wellbeing: resilience and managing setbacks

Pupil sheet

⭐ My Superpower Card

Name: ____________________   Date: __________

  1. 1. Which of these are you good at?

    ☐ Making people laugh

    ☐ Being kind

    ☐ Building things

    ☐ Never giving up

  2. 2. Give your superpower a hero name.

  3. 3. Describe a time you used this superpower.

  4. 4. Write a power phrase to say when things get hard.