Personal Space Facts & Worksheets For Kids | PDF Resource - Free Printable

Let’s solve this step by step.

The worksheet asks you to find 10 concepts related to personal space from the bubble word cloud, and then define each one in the boxes below.

First, let’s look at all the words in the bubble:

- Body Socks
- Kiss and Hug
- Distance
- Personal Space
- Culture
- Uncomfortable
- Body awareness
- Crying
- Clay dough
- Cues & Sign
- Countries
- Strangers
- Circles
- Family
- Boundaries
- Movement Times
- Proxemics
- Acquaintances
- Relationship
- Friends
- Sorry
- Playing in sand
- Tug of War

Now, we need to pick 10 that are clearly related to personal space — meaning things that affect how close or far we feel comfortable being with others, or how we understand our own space.

Here’s a good list of 10 strong choices (with simple definitions):

1. Personal Space – The invisible area around your body where you feel safe and comfortable when no one else is too close.

2. Distance – How far away someone stands from you; different distances mean different levels of comfort (like arm’s length vs. hugging distance).

3. Boundaries – Rules you set for yourself about what kinds of touch or closeness you’re okay with.

4. Culture – Different countries or groups have different ideas about how close people should stand or hug.

5. Family – People you’re usually most comfortable being close to, like parents or siblings.

6. Friends – People you trust and often feel okay standing or sitting near without feeling weird.

7. Strangers – People you don’t know; many people want more space between themselves and strangers.

8. Uncomfortable – A feeling you get when someone gets too close or touches you in a way you don’t like.

9. Proxemics – The study of how people use space around them — like why some people stand closer than others.

10. Cues & Signs – Body language or facial expressions that tell someone if you want more space (like stepping back or crossing arms).

These 10 are directly tied to understanding and managing personal space.

You can write each word in one box and its definition next to it or underneath — whatever fits best on your worksheet.

Final Answer:
1. Personal Space – The invisible area around your body where you feel safe and comfortable.
2. Distance – How far away someone stands from you; affects comfort level.
3. Boundaries – Your personal rules about touch and closeness.
4. Culture – Different groups have different norms about space and touch.
5. Family – People you’re usually most comfortable being close to.
6. Friends – People you trust and feel okay being near.
7. Strangers – People you don’t know; often need more space from them.
8. Uncomfortable – Feeling uneasy when someone invades your space.
9. Proxemics – The study of how people use physical space.
10. Cues & Signs – Body language that shows if you want more or less space.