To solve this worksheet, we need to look at each picture and decide if the situation shows a
Good Touch or a
Bad Touch.
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Good Touch: Makes you feel safe, happy, and cared for. Examples: hugs from parents, holding hands with friends, high-fives.
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Bad Touch: Hurts your body or your feelings, makes you feel scared or confused, or involves touching private parts. Examples: hitting, bullying, or anyone touching areas covered by underwear.
Here is the step-by-step classification for each box on the chart:
1.
Bullying: This involves mean words or actions that hurt feelings. This is negative. →
BAD
2.
With Friends: Holding hands or walking with friends is friendly and safe. →
GOOD
3.
With Grand Parents: Being with grandparents usually means love and care. →
GOOD
4.
Someone Hurts You: Physical pain is never okay. →
BAD
5.
With Parents: Hugs and time with parents are safe and loving. →
GOOD
6.
Unknown Intentions: If you don't know why someone wants to touch you, it is unsafe. →
BAD
7.
Hand Shake: This is a polite and standard way to greet people. →
GOOD
8.
Pull Off Clothes: No one should take off your clothes without a good reason (like a doctor). This is unsafe. →
BAD
9.
Medical Treatment: A doctor checking your health is necessary and safe. →
GOOD
10.
Physical Assault: This means hitting or fighting. It causes pain. →
BAD
Final Answer:
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BULLYING: BAD
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WITH FRIENDS: GOOD
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WITH GRAND PARENTS: GOOD
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SOMEONE HURTS YOU: BAD
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WITH PARENTS: GOOD
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UNKNOWN INTENTIONS: BAD
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HAND SHAKE: GOOD
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PULL OFF CLOTHES: BAD
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MEDICAL TREATMENT: GOOD
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PHYSICAL ASSAULT: BAD
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of good touch bad touch worksheet.
