Self-Advocacy
Self-Advocacy 2
Circle of Support
Examples
Just for fun
100

What is Self-Advocacy?

Speaking up for yourself and your needs.

100

Why is Self-Advocacy important?

To help you to get what you need in life.

100

List someone in your circle of support at home

Mom, Dad, Grandparent(s), other family members

100

The teacher says it's time to stop working on the quiz but you're not done. 

What is the problem? What can you do?

The problem is that you are not done with your work yet. 

You can tell the teacher you are not done and ask if you can have extra time or finish later. 

100

Whose nose grew longer every time he lied?

Pinocchio

200

When is it a good time to be a self-advocate?

A) Always                          B) Never

C) Only if I have a              D) Only if I have an illness
    Disability                                   

Always!

200

What are some things to know before you start trying to advocate for yourself?

Know your rights and have respect for others and yourself

200

How can you advocate for someone else?

Tell the other person to stop

Get help from a trusted adult for the other person

Help the person leave the situation (leave with them)

Stand with the other person

200

Your teacher gives you extra work because she thought you were talking during the lesson but it was another kid near you that was talking. 

What is the problem? 

What can you do?

The problem is that you should not be punished for something you didn't do. 

You can calmly let the teacher know that you were not talking and that it was someone nearby you. You can tell the teacher you were paying attention by letting her know what you learned. 

200

What is the name of Harry Potter’s pet owl?

Hedwig.

300

Is it important to ask questions when learning about self advocacy?

Always!!

300

What is a goal?

Something you want to work towards.

300

Is choosing something to eat an act of self-advocacy?

Yes!

300

You don't know what to do next at work. You don't like asking your boss but know you still have an hour left.

What is the problem?

What can you do?

The problem is that you are unsure what to do next.

You can go and ask your boss or another coworker who may also be able to help. Standing around doing nothing is not the right answer - why?

300

What do the panda’s eat?

Bamboo.

400

What is a circle of support?

The people around me who I can ask for help for my needs.

400

What is self-advocacy?

A) The process of yelling at people that are not helping you

B) The process of speaking up for oneself to address needs in a situation

 C) The process of walking away from people that won't help

D) The process of getting angry because you are not being helped

B) The process of speaking up for oneself to address needs in a situation

400

True or False?

I should yell and scream until someone helps me with what I need?

False.

400

You want to interview for a job but see you need a serve-safe certification. You don't have this or know what this is. What can you do?


Ask a parent, ask a teacher, call the workplace to ask about it...other answers too!

400

Name the smallest breed of the dog.

Chihuahua

500

True or False?

I should treat others with respect when self-advocating?

True.

500

When is a time that you would need to advocate for yourself?

when someone is being mean, when your needs are not being met, when you are in an uncomfortable situation

500

What is something you can say to ask for help from someone in your circle of support?

I felt disrespected when that kid said I was stupid. Can you help me tell him to stop?

500

You are confused about how your checks/payments work for your new job. What can you do?

Ask your boss to explain. Ask a parent or family member to help guide you. 

BONUS (100 points): What would you say to your boss about this? How would you explain what you are struggling with?

500

Name the coldest place in the world.

Antarctica