Personal Space Zones
Body Language
Touch
Saying "No"
Ask for Help
100
What is the "personal space"?
The area around someone where they feel comfortable with close friends and family. 
100
What does it mean if someone crosses their arms and steps back?
They may feel uncomfortable or need more space.
100
Which of these is a safe touch: a high-five or pushing someone?
High-five 
100
What are two words you can say if someone makes you feel uncomfortable?
“No” or “Stop.” 
100
Who is someone you can talk to at school if you feel uncomfortable with someone’s touch?
Teacher, counselor, or school nurse.
200
True or False: It’s okay to stand really close to someone you just met.
False
200
True or False: Smiling usually shows that someone is comfortable and friendly.
True
200
True or False: It’s okay to give someone a hug without asking if they seem upset.
False
200
True or False: It’s always okay to say “no” if you feel uncomfortable.
True
200
True or False: You should only ask for help if you are in serious danger.
False
Ask anytime you feel uncomfortable!
300
How do you know how much space someone needs?
Ask them if they’re comfortable or watch their body language for clues 
300
If you’re talking to someone and they look away or start moving away, what should you do?
Give them more space or ask if they’re okay.
300
Give an example of a touch that might be okay with family but not with classmates.
Hugging, holding hands, or tickling.
300
What is one polite way to tell a friend you don’t want to be hugged?
“I don’t feel like hugging right now, but thank you!”
300
Name 1 adult outside of school you can go to if someone doesn’t respect your personal space.
Parents, family members, family friends, or community members
400
If someone steps back when you stand close to them, what are they trying to tell you?
They feel uncomfortable / need more personal space.
400
Name 2 body language clues that can show someone is happy or comfortable.
Smiling, relaxed body, eye contact, leaning in.
400
What should you do if someone touches you in a way that makes you feel uncomfortable?
Say “No,” tell them to stop, and talk to a trusted adult.
400
If someone keeps doing something you don’t like even after you said “No,” what should you do?
Walk away and tell a trusted adult.
400
If a friend says someone made them feel uncomfortable, what can you do to help them?
Listen, support them, and encourage them to talk to a trusted adult. 
500
Why is it important to give personal space when waiting in line at school or the store?
To show respect for others, so everyone feels comfortable and safe.
500
Explain why noticing other people’s body language is important for respecting personal space.
It helps us understand when people are comfortable or uncomfortable, so we know when to give space or adjust our behavior.
500
Explain the difference between a safe touch and an unsafe touch
(Bonus 50pts: give one example of each?)
Safe touch is friendly or caring, like a high-five; unsafe touch is harmful or makes someone feel bad, like hitting or unwanted hugging. 
500
Why is it important to say “No” firmly if someone is in your personal space and you’re uncomfortable?
It helps the other person understand your boundaries and shows them you are SERIOUS about your personal space.
500
True or False: Telling an adult makes you a snitch.
False.
Respecting personal space is important, and a trusted adult can help make sure you feel safe and respected.