Safe or Unsafe?
100
Q: Giving a high-five after a game
SAFE
100
Q: A classmate is in your way. You push them.
A: “What is: Use words like ‘Excuse me’?”
100
High-five
A: Don’t ask
100
Q: What parts of the body are NEVER okay to hit, kick, or touch?
Any part!
100
Q: What is an example of a medium rock problem?
Please share!
200
Q: Slapping someone because i feel upset
200
Q: You want to play around, so you slap a friend or get really silly and want to play a game.
Choose a playful but SAFE gesture like a high-five or fist bump, and ask if they want to play
200
Hug
A: Ask
200
Q: What do we call the invisible bubble around someone’s body?
A: “What is personal space?”
200
Q: If I want attention, what is a safe way to get it?
Use words like ‘Look!’ or ‘Watch me!’?”
300
Q: Tapping a friend on the shoulder to say hi
SAFE
300
Q: You’re mad and want to kick someone.
Walk away, ask for a break or tell an adult
300
Pat on the back
A: Ask
300
Q: If someone says “stop,” what should you do?
STOP
300
Q: What is an example of a big mountain problem?
Let's hear it!
400
Q: Threatening or pretending to kick someone
UNSAFE
400
Q: You poke someone because you think it’s funny.
Ask if they want to play or keep hands to yourself
400
Q: Play with someone's hair
Ask
400
Bonus question: Is pulling our hair out safe or unsafe?
UNSAFE
400
Q:What is an example of a small pebble problem?
Let's hear it!
500
Q: Someone dropped a pencil and you helped pick it up
SAFE
500
Q: You pretend to punch at someone to get a reaction.
Keep hands down and use words to talk about feelings
500
Any touch near private body parts
A: Don’t do it at all
(Teachers can allow the answer: “You NEVER touch there.”)
500
Q: When staff or classmates walk by, where should your hands be?
At my sides or doing something safe
aka Safe hands or to myself!
500
Q: Bonus question : What are all 3 sizes of the problem?
Small pebble, medium rock and big mountain problems