Year 1 Health

1.       Which feeling usually means you are safe:

• a.       Scared

• b.       Angry

• c. Happy

• d. Worried

1.       Which feeling may mean you are unsafe

• a.       Happy

• b.       Scared

• c. excited

• d. calm

If you feel unsafe, who is someone in your trust network you can tell?

• a.       A stranger in the park

• a.       A trusted adult like a parent or teacher

• a.       A cartoon character on TV

• a.       Your pet

1.       What are personal strengths

• a.       How strong your muscles are

• a.       Foods that make you strong

• a.       Things you are good at or special qualities you have

• a.       Toys you like to play with

1.       Why is it important to know your personal strengths?

• a.       So you can show off to others

• a.       So you can use them to help yourself only

• a.       So you can use them to help others and be a good friend

• a.       So you can be better than everyone else

1.       What does it mean to show persistence?

• a.       Giving up when something is hard

• a.       Asking someone else to do it for you

• a.       Keeping on trying, even when it’s tough

• a.       Only doing things you already know how to do?

1.       If you don’t succeed at something right away, what can you do to stay persistent?

• a.       Stop trying and give up

• a.       Blame others for your mistake

• a.       Keep trying even though it might be frustrating

• a.       Ignore your feelings and pretend nothing is wrong

1.       Your friend tells you a secret that makes you feel worried or uncomfortable. What should you do?

• a.       Keep it a secret no matter what

• a.       Tell a trusted adult, even if your friend says not to

• a.       Tell your friends about it

• a.       Try to forget about it and pretend it didn’t happen

1.       What strategy do you use, if you feel or see something that is unsafe?

• a.       Go and tell a trusted adult

• a.       Identify the unsafe action, go find a trusted adult and tell them exactly what happened

• a.       Stay quiet and keep it a secret

• a.       Wait to see if the problem is solved on its own

1.       Which of the following situations would be considered an emergency, and why?

• a.       A person sprains their ankle while playing sports and needs help to walk

• a.       A child feels sad because they lost their toy and want to someone

• a.       A child is upset because they missed their favourite TV show

• a.       A person falls and is bleeding heavily, and immediate help is needed