Personal Space
Body Language
Reading The Room
Voice Volume
What Should I Do? (Scenarios)
100

What is personal space?

At least one arm’s length away. 

Acceptable answers: personal bubble

100

What is body language?

Personal Answer: Eyes, stance, posture, hands. 


100

What does it mean to "read the room"?

Pay attention to how loud people are talking, their faces, and what they’re doing.

100

What is voice volume?

Depends on the situation: loud, Whisper. medium . 

100

A person is frowning and turning away while you talk. What should you do?

Say sorry and give space.

200

What’s a good rule for how far to stand from someone in a conversation?

At least one arm’s length away.

Personal Bubble

200

What does it mean if someone crosses their arms and looks away?

They might be uncomfortable or upset.

200

If people are talking quietly and looking serious, how should you act?

Stop talking, lower your voice, or wait for a better time to speak.

200

When you're inside a library or group session, how should your voice sound?

Inside voice. Whisper

200

You want to hug a friend, but they look uncomfortable. What should you say?

Ask, “Do you want a hug?”

300

What might someone do if you are standing too close to them?

Respect their space and step back.

300

If someone is smiling, making eye contact, and facing you, how are they probably feeling?

They could be feeling sad or shy.

300

You walk into a room and everyone is laughing loudly. What can that tell you?

It might mean people are busy, sad, or don’t want to be bothered.

300

Why is it important to match your voice to the situation?

Outside voice.

300

Someone says you’re “too close.” How can you respond kindly?

Ask if they’re okay and give space.

400

Name one place where it’s okay to sit close to others, and one where it’s not.

Personal answer:

Everyone feels comfortable and safe.

400

What should your body look like when you're listening to someone?

Look at their facial expressions, posture, and gestures.

400

Why is it important to notice how others are acting?

By watching if people are smiling, frowning, laughing, or seem quiet or upset.

400

What could happen if you speak too loudly in a quiet place?

Speak softly so everyone can think and feel calm.

400

You're in a room with people you don’t know. How do you greet them respectfully?

It’s respectful to ask before touching or hugging someone.

500

Your friend backs up when you talk to them. What should you do?

Personal answer:Ask politely if they are okay with a hug or just say hi

500

Name 3 signs someone is uncomfortable

Posture, stance, eye contact. 

Ask them how they’re feeling or give them space.

500

How can you tell if someone is not interested in talking?

Ask yourself: Is this a good time? Are people in a good mood? Should I wait or do something else?

500

Name 3 places where it's okay to use a loud voice.

Concert, outside, party Personal answer. 


500

A friend tells you they need space. What does that mean, and how should you respond?

Give people time and space when they seem upset or quiet.