Understanding the difference between good touches and not-so-good touches is a crucial part of personal safety for Grade 1 students. A good touch is one that makes you feel safe, comfortable, and respected. These touches often come from people you trust, like family members or friends, and are usually gentle and caring, like a hug or a high-five. A not-so-good touch, on the other hand, makes you feel uncomfortable, scared, or confused. It's important to remember that you have the right to say 'no' to any touch that makes you feel uneasy. This worksheet will help you identify and understand the difference between these types of touches.
Match the words with their correct definitions:
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| 1. Safe | A. A feeling of being uneasy or worried |
| 2. Comfortable | B. Protected from harm or danger |
| 3. Uncomfortable | C. The right to say no to something |
| 4. Consent | D. Feeling relaxed and at ease |
| 5. Trust | E. To believe someone is honest and reliable |
Fill in the missing words in the paragraph below:
A _______ touch makes you feel good and ______. If a touch makes you feel _______ or scared, it is a _______-so-good touch. You should always tell a _______ adult if you experience a not-so-good touch.
Imagine someone offers you a hug, but you don't feel like hugging them. What should you do? Why is it important to speak up in this situation?
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