Boundary Basics
🟢 2️⃣ PERSONAL SPACE ZONE
✋ 3️⃣ ASK FIRST!
👀 4️⃣ READ THE ROOM
Fun Facts
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What is a boundary?

A rule or limit that helps people feel safe and respected.

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What is personal space?

The area around a person that makes them feel comfortable.

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What should you do before hugging someone?

Ask first! (“Can I give you a hug?”)

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If someone crosses their arms or steps back, what does it mean?

They want more space.

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What is a food that never spoils?

Honey 

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

False — everyone’s comfort zone is different.

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How far should you stand from a friend when talking?

About an arm’s length away.

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Your friend looks sad — what can you do before touching them?

Ask, “Do you want a hug or just want to talk?”

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What does it mean when someone opens their arms?

They’re inviting you in — it’s okay to come closer.

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What is the largest planet in our solar system?

Jupiter 

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Why do we have boundaries?

To protect our feelings, space, and safety.

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What do you do first before wanting to get into someone's bubble?

Ask permission 

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If someone says “no,” what should you do?

Respect it and do something else.

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If Mom says she’s tired, what should you do?

Give her space or ask if she wants quiet time.

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What is the process by which plants make food using sunlight. 

Photosynthesis

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What happens when we don’t respect someone’s boundary?

They can feel uncomfortable, upset, or unsafe.

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What can you do if someone steps too close and you feel weird?

Step back or say, “I need a little space.”

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What’s another way to show care without touching?

Smile, say something kind, or do something nice.

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What can faces and body language tell us?

How people are feeling — if they’re open or need space.

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What is the largest ocean?

The Pacific Ocean 

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You want to joke around with a friend, but they tell you to stop. What should you do and why?

Stop immediately — it shows respect and helps keep your friendship strong.

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You’re excited to see your friend after school and want to hug them. They look tired and back up a little. What should you do next?

Pause and ask, “You okay with a hug?” or wave instead. Respect their bubble.

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You’re playing a game, and someone keeps losing. You want to pat them on the back, but they look upset. What should you do?

Ask if they’re okay first — not everyone wants touch when they’re upset. Respect their space.

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You’re hanging out and joking, but your friend stops laughing and looks away. What can you say to check in?

“Hey, are you okay? Did I go too far?” — It shows awareness and empathy.

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What is the tool used to look at stars and planets in the sky. 

Telescope