Help children build confidence, self-awareness, and self-advocacy skills with this kid-friendly healthy boundaries printable. This 3-page resource gives upper elementary and middle school students an opportunity to explore what boundaries are, identify situations and relationships where boundaries may be difficult to set, and think about why setting a boundary can sometimes feel challenging.
 
Learners will explore personal boundaries, physical touch, personal space, saying no, respecting others’ boundaries, and advocating for their own needs in an age-appropriate and approachable way.
 
This resource is a great fit for social-emotional learning (SEL), character education, counseling, classroom discussions, health lessons, special education, homeschool, and neurodiversity-affirming environments.
 
Perfect for helping children learn that:
 
Their boundaries matter.
They are allowed to say no.
Everyone has different boundaries.
Healthy relationships include mutual respect.
Speaking up for yourself is a valuable skill.
Respecting someone else's boundary is just as important as communicating your own.