1. Personal Space: The physical area around a person that they consider their own, where they feel comfortable and safe.
2. Boundaries: Limits or rules that define acceptable behavior and personal space for an individual.
3. Distance: The physical or emotional space between people, which can affect comfort levels.
4. Family: A group of people related by blood, marriage, or adoption, often with close personal space and shared boundaries.
5. Friends: People you choose to have close relationships with, who are usually allowed into your personal space.
6. Strangers: People you do not know well; typically, you maintain greater distance from them for safety and comfort.
7. Body Awareness: Understanding where your body is in space and how it relates to others around you.
8. Uncomfortable: A feeling of unease or distress, often experienced when personal space is invaded.
9. Cues & Sign: Non-verbal signals (like facial expressions or posture) that indicate someone’s comfort level or need for space.
10. Proxemics: The study of how people use space and the effects of proximity on communication and relationships.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of respecting boundaries worksheet.
