Personal Boundaries

Front

If someone crosses a personal boundary, I should...

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Tell them to STOP in a firm voice, tell a trusted adult as soon as possible, try to get away from that person.

Front

If someone crosses a personal boundary with me and I don't get help right away, then it is too late to tell.

Back

False

Front

Which of these is an appropriate boundary with someone you just met? Options: Share your address., Say thank you., Kiss, Text them.

Back

Say thank you.

Front

Which of these is an appropriate boundary with a friend? Fist bump, Share personal stories, Invite over to your house, All of the above

Back

All of the above

Front

Which of these is NOT an appropriate boundary with a family member: Say, "I love you."; Shower together; Share a hug; Hold hands?

Back

Shower together.

Front

Which of the following is NOT a safe secret? A surprise birthday party, A birthday present, Someone touching you in your private parts, A game of hide and seek

Back

Someone touching you in your private parts

Front

It is my fault if an adult breaks the rules about looking or touching my private parts.

Back

False

Answer explanation

False. It is NEVER a child's fault if an adult breaks personal boundaries. It is the adult's fault and the child should report it to someone that they trust.

Front

If I tell someone that someone hurts me and the problem doesn't go away then I should stop telling people.

Back

False

Front

If someone threatens to hurt me if I tell someone about an unsafe touch I should still tell.

Back

True