Importance of Setting Boundaries for Students
Learn about the crucial topic of setting boundaries for students, including the role of trusted adults, handling secrets, understanding safe touches, respecting private parts, and establishing boundaries for safety in various settings. Empower students to trust their instincts and seek help when needed.
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Setting Boundaries Ground Rules for Students: This is a very important topic. We will stick to the powerpoint. If you have any questions or concerns please let a trusted adult know in private. This is not a time for you to disclose or share personal stories. This is strictly informational.
Setting Boundaries Trusted Adults We all should have adults in our life who we can trust Trusted adults are adults that we can count: To help us To protect us To listen to us To make us feel loved Who are some trusted adults in your life?
Setting Boundaries Keeping Secrets Trusting adults should never ask us to keep secrets All secrets can be told Secrets we can keep No one is in danger Ex. your sister s birthday surprise If there is something going on in your life that makes you feel nervous, scared, or hurt then tell a trusted adult, even if you ve been told to keep it a secret.
Setting Boundaries Safe Touches Video
Setting Boundaries Private Parts Covered by bathing suit Kept Private No one needs to see them No one needs to touch them No one should do anything to hurt them Tell a trusted adult
Setting Boundaries Boundaries keep us safe, discussion What are good boundaries at school? What are good boundaries in public? (at the store, at the park) What are good boundaries with friends?
Setting Boundaries Staying safe Listen to your instincts, your inner alarm If you have boundaries, follow them, they are there for a reason Tell someone if something or someone is making you uncomfortable Keep telling someone until someone helps you
Comfortable v.s. Uncomfortable My body has an inner siren called instincts. My instincts can help keep me stay safe.
A Little Respectful Spot A Story about Respecting People, Places, and Things By Diane Alber
How to respectfully tell others your boundaries Create a safety plan or codeword with your trusted adult Communicate with your friends and family what you need The Tree Who Set Healthy Boundaries Video The Boundaries Song Video Boundaries Video
Dedicated-stick to our values in all circumstances, committed to a task or purpose Character Words Review Bringing out the Best in Ourselves-Accepting Uniqueness, Valuing Individuality Trusting- Putting your confidence in someone you can depend on Qualities You Should Look for in Your Trusted Adult Trust is the root of healthy relationships. Assume the best about each person until proven otherwise. Truthful-lead with care and candor. Care enough about people to give truthful feedback. Constructive criticism-given to help make the other person better, not to tear them down Unselfish-think of yourself less. Our schools, just like our lives are more about what we give than what we get. Being brave enough to do what you should, even when you're afraid Joy-finding a way to be happy, even when things don't go your way
Visible Learning Goals 2nd grade students will name one warning sign that helps them recognize something that makes them uncomfortable or unsafe 3rd grade students will name one boundary most important to them If you are not sure if a secret can be told, tell your teacher or your counselor
