Examples of personal space boundaries for kindergarteners.

📚 Quick Study Guide

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• What is Personal Space? The area around your body that feels comfortable.
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• Arm's Length Rule: A simple way to show personal space is about an arm's length.
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• Using Your Voice: It's okay to tell someone if they are too close. Practice saying, "Please give me some space."
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• Safe Touching: Remind children that touching should always be safe and respectful.
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• Respecting Others: Explain that other people also have personal space that we should respect.
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• No Unwanted Hugs: It's okay not to hug someone if you don't want to.
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• Asking for Help: If someone makes you uncomfortable, tell a trusted adult.

🧪 Practice Quiz

1. What is a good way to show personal space?
   1. Standing very close to someone.
   2. About an arm's length away.
   3. Touching someone without asking.
2. What can you say if someone is too close to you?
   1. Say nothing and move away.
   2. "Please give me some space."
   3. Yell at them.
3. If you don't want to hug someone, is it okay to say no?
   1. No, you always have to hug.
   2. Yes, it's okay to say no.
   3. Only if a teacher says it's okay.
4. What should you do if someone makes you feel uncomfortable?
   1. Keep it a secret.
   2. Tell a trusted adult.
   3. Ignore them.
5. What kind of touching is okay?
   1. Touching without asking.
   2. Safe and respectful touching.
   3. Pushing.
6. Whose personal space should you respect?
   1. Only your own.
   2. Everyone's.
   3. Only your friends'.
7. What is personal space?
   1. The area inside your house.
   2. The area around your body that feels comfortable.
   3. The playground.