Morning Meeting Warm-Up: Today we’re practicing consent and boundaries. We’ll learn kind ways to ask for a hug, say yes or no, and choose a comfort option that helps us feel calm and safe.
National Hugging Day: Before you hug someone, what should you do first?
True or False: If someone says “no” to a hug, you stop and give them space.
Which are good ways to show you do NOT want a hug? (Choose 2)
Who is a safe hug person for YOU? (Pick the best answer.)
Match the feeling to a body clue you might notice.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Uncomfortable | arrow_right_alt | Slow breathing |
Calm | arrow_right_alt | Smile |
Happy | arrow_right_alt | Relaxed shoulders |
Safe | arrow_right_alt | Tight tummy |
Classroom Comfort Menu: Sort each comfort choice into the best group.
High-five
Fist bump
Kind words
Read a story
Cozy corner
Quiet time
Stretch
Walk to get water
Touch (only if you want)
Words
Space
Movement
If you want to feel better but you do NOT want a hug, what is a good choice from our comfort menu?
Writing: My Comfort Plan (2–4 sentences)
Sentence starters (use any):
“Before I hug, I will ______.”
“A safe hug person for me is ______.”
“If I don’t want a hug, I can say ______.”
“Two comfort menu choices that help me are ______ and ______.”