The purpose of this study is to explore the strengths of at-risk learners in the blind spots of education in elementary school in order to prepare basic data for them. For this study, 421 elementary school teachers were surveyed using a semi-structured open online questionnaire, The response results were analyzed using modified Consensus Qualitative Research Method (CQR-M). As a result of the study, three domains and twenty categories were derived as strengths of at-risk learners in the blind spots of education in elementary school. The first domain ‘personal strengths’ is with 6 categories: ‘gentleness and innocence’, ‘honest self-expression’, ‘maintenance of fundamental habits’, ‘pureness and optimism’, ‘brightness and cheerfulness’, and ‘responsibility’. The second domain ‘learning strengths’ is with 7 categories: ‘curiosity about specific interests’, ‘receptive attitude toward teacher guidance’, ‘persistence in not giving up learning’, ‘interest and talent in arts and sports activities’, ‘educational interest in children of nurturers’, ‘display of ability in individual learning’, ‘active request for help and imitation for learning’. The third domain ‘social strengths’ is with 7 categories: ‘affinity’, ‘good family relationships’, ‘kindness’, ‘cooperation’, ‘effort to understand the point of view of others’, ‘conformity to teacher authority’, and ‘a sense of humor’. Finally, the meaning, limitations of the study and suggestions for further study were discussed.