Personal Safety: Understanding Boundaries

A worksheet for Grade 4 students to learn about personal boundaries, how to identify them, and how to communicate them effectively for personal safety.

Grade 4 Social studies Social SkillsPersonal Safety: Boundaries

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D2.Civ.2.3-5. Explain how a democracy relies on people’s responsible participation, and identify how people can responsibly participate in their communities.

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Personal Safety: Understanding Boundaries

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Read each question carefully and answer to the best of your ability. This worksheet will help you understand personal boundaries and how to keep yourself safe.

What are personal boundaries?

1. Which of these is an example of a physical boundary?

Sharing your feelings with a friend

Not letting someone touch your body without permission

Deciding what games you want to play

Telling someone your secrets

2. What is an emotional boundary?

The space around your body

Your feelings and how you share them

Your toys and belongings

The rules your parents set

Complete the sentences about setting boundaries.

1. If someone makes you feel uncomfortable, it's okay to say ' '.

2. You have the right to decide who your body.

3. If a boundary is crossed, you should tell a trusted .

Read each statement and circle true or false.

1. It's rude to tell someone 'no' if you don't want a hug.

True

False

2. Your personal space is only important when you are around strangers.

True

False

What would you do if a friend kept taking your pencil without asking, even after you've told them you don't like it?