What is Consent?
Boundaries
Everyday Consent
Scenarios
Speak Up & Support
100

What does the word “consent” mean?

Giving permission or saying yes.

100

What is a personal boundary?

A limit you set for your comfort or safety.

100

Should you ask before borrowing a friend’s things?

Yes

100

Your friend says “maybe” when you ask to sit next to them—what should you do?

Your friend says “maybe” when you ask to sit next to them—what should you do?

100

What can you do if you see someone’s boundaries being ignored?

Speak up or get an adult.

200

True or False: Silence means consent.

False

200

What can you say if someone crosses your boundary?

“Please stop,” “That makes me uncomfortable,” etc.

200

You want to hug your friend—what should you do first?

Ask if it’s okay.

200

A classmate jokes around and bumps into you. You say “stop,” but they laugh—what does that mean?

They’re not respecting your no.

200

Who can you talk to if you feel uncomfortable about someone’s behavior?

A trusted adult, counselor, teacher, etc.

300

Name one reason why someone might not feel comfortable saying no.

Pressure, fear, confusion, etc.

300

True or False: Everyone’s boundaries are the same.

False

300

Someone takes your photo without asking. What can you do?

Tell them to delete it or say no to posting it.

300

You said yes earlier but now feel uncomfortable. Can you change your mind?

Yes, consent can change at any time.

300

True or False: It’s okay to say no to an adult.

True, if it’s about your comfort or safety.

400

What are the two parts of consent?

Asking & respecting the answer.

400

How can you find out someone’s boundary?

Ask and listen for their answer.

400

Name one way to show respect for consent online.

Ask before tagging or sharing someone’s photo.

400

You accidentally made someone uncomfortable—what’s the best thing to do?

Apologize and give them space.

400

Name one way to show respect for someone’s “no.”

Don’t argue, guilt, or pressure them. Just listen.

500

What phrase means “no matter what, the answer must be respected”?

“No means no.”

500

Why is it important to talk about your boundaries before a problem happens?

It prevents misunderstandings and helps others respect your comfort.

500

Why is consent important even in small situations like group work or games?

It helps everyone feel safe and respected, no matter the situation.

500

You’re unsure if someone’s okay with a situation. What’s the best thing to do?

Ask directly and check in respectfully.

500

What’s one way to support a friend who’s nervous about setting boundaries?

Encourage them, remind them they have a right to say no, and offer to be there if needed.

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