3rd Grade Social Health Unit Review | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

T/F: Saying you need alone time is an effective way of setting a boundary.

True

T/F: Friends letting each other know how they want to be treated is a great way to set boundaries.

True

T/F: The more friends you have, the better.

False

T/F: True friends never fight.

False

T/F: Asking how to fix things is a bad way of reacting when you have learned you have hurt someone's feelings.

False

T/F: Friendships and family relationships are different because you can choose your friends.

True

T/F: Boundaries are the same no matter who you are with.

False

T/F: You should hug someone even if you don't want to.

False

T/F: Learning about boundaries can help you respect yourself.

True

T/F: Physical boundaries are the only types of boundaries people can have.

False

T/F: Boundaries are rules that people put in place to help protect themselves.

True

T/F: Boundaries can hurt us.

False

T/F: Emotional support is the ability to help someone when they are struggling.

True

T/F: Friendship is something we can VALUE.

True

T/F: Family is something we can VALUE.

True

T/F: Honesty is something we can VALUE.

True

T/F: Video games are things that we can VALUE.

False

T/F: Video games are things that we can VALUE.

False

T/F: Values are judgements on what is important in life.

True

T/F: Having values can cause people to behave poorly.

False

T/F: Values are defined as anything of importance to a person that help shape the way a person behaves.

True

T/F: Social health is not only what you say but HOW you say things.

True

T/F: Social health is how you speak to people.

True

T/F: Social health includes how you handle losing a basketball game.

False

T/F: Social health includes exercising and eating healthy foods.

False