What is Self-Advocacy
What Can I say?
What can I say? 2
How can I help myself?
100

Self-Advocacy is asking for what I________.

Need

100

I forgot my lunch.

Ask to buy hot lunch

100

The teacher fogot to give me a worksheet.

Raise hand, ask

100

I don't know what I am supposed to be doing in my reading group.

Ask another group member

200

Some things I might need in the classroom...

Pencil, Pencil sharpener, A break, Bathroom, Change of seating
200

I am not feeling well in class.

Can I please go to the nurse?

200

I do not understand this math problem.

Raise hand, ask

200

I am very nervous about my spelling test.

Breathe, positive self-talk

300

Some things I might need at home...

Help with homework, a hug, a snack, to talk 

300

I can't stop moving in my seat.

Can I please take stand up/take a break.

300

The girl next to me keeps looking at my test paper.

Speak to teacher

300

I want to play football at recess but I've never played before.

Watch, ask other kids to play

400

Some things I might need at lunch...

Personal space, quiet, bathroom, more food, a napkin

400

I am feeling super angry.

Ask for break, talk to support staff, breathe


400

I got back to my classroom and no one is there.

Ask teacher next door, go to front office

400

I feel so angry about having to take another math test.

Relaxation techniques, talk to teacher/support staff
500

Some things I may need at recess...

A break, personal space, help if I am hurt

500

I notice I am not paying attention.

Ask to stand, take a break, breathe


500

A student keeps teasing me about my hat at recess.

Ignore, ask to stop, talk to monitor

500

I realize I'm on the wrong bus.

Talk to bus driver when it is safe.

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