This task is about understanding and coloring your body based on who you’re okay with touching different parts. It’s not a math or logic problem — it’s a personal safety activity.
Here’s how to do it:
Step 1: Look at the key on the worksheet.
- Green = areas anyone can touch (like hands, arms, shoulders)
- Orange = areas only close family and friends can touch (maybe cheeks, back, head)
- Red = private areas that only YOU get to decide who touches (usually covered by swimsuit)
Step 2: Think about your own feelings. Everyone’s boundaries are a little different. Ask yourself:
- Who am I comfortable hugging? → Maybe color those spots orange.
- Who can high-five me? → Probably green.
- What parts of my body feel private? → Color those red.
Step 3: Use crayons or colored pencils to fill in the outline of the body using the colors from the key.
Step 4: In the blue box, write down what you would do if someone made you feel uncomfortable — like saying “No,” walking away, or telling a trusted adult.
Remember: There’s no single right answer. This is about YOUR comfort and safety.
Final Answer:
Color the body outline using green for areas anyone can touch, orange for close family/friends, and red for private areas — based on your own feelings. Then write in the blue box what you’d do if you felt uncomfortable.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of physical boundaries worksheet.
