Understanding Personal Space with Harrison Spader

Harrison Spader is a joyful child who struggles with respecting personal space. His father teaches him the 'space saver' technique to help him maintain appropriate distance from others. Harrison practices and applies this technique in various situations, leading to improved interactions with friends and family. Although he doesn't always get it right, he learns to balance his love for life with respecting others' space.

What is the main reason Harrison Spader is described as a 'personal space invader'?

• He loves to share his toys.

• He often stands too close to others.

• He dislikes being around people.

• He is very quiet and reserved.

Which activity did NOT highlight Harrison's personal space issues?

• Playing rounders

• Going swimming

• Taking a bus trip

• Reading a book alone

What technique does Harrison's dad teach him to help with personal space?

• The Space Keeper

• The Space Saver

• The Space Invader

• The Space Creator

How does Harrison's family react to the 'Space Saver' technique?

• They ignore it.

• They all practice it together.

• They laugh at it.

• They find it too difficult.

What additional advice does Harrison's dad give about personal space in crowded areas?

• Always use the Space Saver.

• Talk loudly to create space.

• Avoid crowded places.

• Put your arms down and be still.

What change does Harrison make on the bus journey to school?

• He stands the entire trip.

• He sits on the floor.

• He sits alone with some space.

• He talks loudly to his friends.

During story time, how does Harrison show he has learned about personal space?

• He stands at the back of the room.

• He leaves the room.

• He sits on someone else's mat.

• He sits on his own mat without moving it.

What does Harrison do differently at his next rounders game?

• He sits on the sidelines.

• He plays a different sport.

• He ignores the game.

• He pays attention to the game.

Why is leaving personal space tricky for Harrison?

• He doesn't like people.

• He loves life and being close to others.

• He is very shy.

• He doesn't understand the concept.

What is the overall outcome for Harrison after learning about personal space?

• He becomes more isolated.

• He gives up trying.

• He gets it right most of the time.

• He never gets it right.