April 13, 2021

The Building Blocks of Strength

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By recognizing and showing gratitude for what gives us strength, we will be able to call on those resources in times of need.

In this activity we invite you to create personalized blocks which you can build into a pyramid or tower, physically representing the inner building blocks of your own resilience.

Instructions:

Print out the block template pages.
Complete the blanks with personalized answers: What’s something in your life that you’re grateful for that gives you strength?
Fold and cut along the lines and shape them into three-dimensional blocks.
Build a tower or pyramid to represent your building blocks of strength.
If you do this activity with others, you could create a joint installation — recognizing each person’s individual resources.

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