PERSONAL BODY SAFETY GAME Relationships Puberty Sexuality Consent & Boundaries

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Are you looking for engaging body safety activities, personal safety lessons, and social-emotional learning (SEL) resources that help children understand body boundaries, recognize unsafe situations, and confidently speak up? Personal Body Safety is our interactive digital PowerPoint game designed to help elementary students develop essential body safety awareness, protective behaviors, assertive communication, and personal boundary skills through meaningful discussion, real-life scenarios, and critical thinking activities.

Using age-appropriate language and engaging discussion, students learn that their body belongs to them, how to recognize safe and unsafe touch, the difference between healthy and unsafe secrets, who trusted adults are, and how to make safe choices in everyday situations. Rather than creating fear, this resource empowers children with practical safety skills while building confidence, self-awareness, and protective decision-making.

GAME FEATURES:

Personal Body Safety includes 5 engaging categories, each with 5 discussion-based questions and increasing point values (100–500), designed to strengthen body safety awareness, personal boundaries, assertive communication, protective behaviors, decision-making, and social-emotional learning skills.

THE FIVE CATEGORIES INCLUDE:

1. MY BODY BELONGS TO ME – Helps children understand body ownership, personal boundaries, body autonomy, consent, and that they have the right to say “No” to unwanted touch.

2. SAFE, UNSAFE, AND CONFUSING TOUCH – Students learn to identify different types of touch, recognize body warning signs, and understand when they should seek help from a trusted adult.

3. SECRETS AND SURPRISES – Teaches the important difference between fun surprises and unsafe secrets, helping children understand that secrets about touching, safety, or fear should always be shared with a trusted adult.

4. TRUSTED ADULTS AND SPEAKING UP – Builds confidence by helping students identify trusted adults, practice asking for help, and understand that they should keep telling trusted adults until someone listens and helps.

5. MAKING SAFE CHOICES – Students apply everything they’ve learned by working through real-life safety scenarios, practicing protective decision-making, and developing lifelong personal safety skills.

HOW IT WORKS:

  • Play directly in PowerPoint™ — no special software required
  • Choose 2–10 teams for flexible group sizes
  • Teams earn points by answering discussion-based questions
  • Answers are revealed instantly with one click
  • Encourages discussion, critical thinking, and participation
  • Press RESET to replay again and again — unlimited use

WHY TEACHERS & COUNSELORS LOVE IT:

  • Supports Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and personal safety education
  • Teaches body safety, personal boundaries, and body autonomy using age-appropriate language
  • Encourages children to develop confidence, assertiveness, and self-advocacy skills
  • Reinforces protective behaviors through engaging discussion and real-life scenarios
  • Helps students recognize unsafe situations and respond appropriately
  • Builds communication skills for seeking help from trusted adults
  • Perfect for health education, school counseling, classroom guidance, child protection lessons, personal safety units, behavior support, RTI/MTSS interventions, and small group counseling

Personal Body Safety helps children understand that their body belongs to them and that they always have the right to feel safe, set healthy boundaries, and speak up when something doesn’t feel right. Through engaging discussion and real-life scenarios, students build the confidence and skills to make safe choices and seek help from trusted adults when needed.

IMPORTANT TECH NOTE

This resource requires the desktop version of Microsoft PowerPoint (Windows or Mac). It is not compatible with Google Slides, PowerPoint Online, or Chromebooks without PowerPoint installed.

⚠️ Note: Please review the content carefully and ensure family consent is provided before implementation.

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