A workbook for children aged 3 to 8 that teaches body safety, consent, and emotional awareness through drawing, sorting, and writing activities. Each exercise is designed to be completed with a trusted adult.
This is a body safety workbook for children aged 3 to 8, written to be used with a trusted adult. It teaches that a child's body belongs to them, that they can say no to any touch, and that asking for help is always the right thing to do. The workbook is published by The Yellow Halo and includes a note for parents and teachers explaining how to use the activities without specialist training.
The workbook is divided into modules. Module 1, My Body, starts with a colouring page of a child's body and prompts the child to name touches they like and dislike. Worksheet 1 asks the child to colour the body and answer questions about touch. Worksheet 2 is a cut-and-paste activity where the child sorts pictures into safe and unsafe circles. Worksheet 3 asks the child to list their safe people, with a goal of at least three trusted adults across home, school, and extended family.
Module 2, My Feelings, introduces the idea that feelings are clues that help a child know when something is okay and when it is not. The workbook uses a mascot named Ira to guide the child through the activities. There is a colour key: purple for drawing, green for sorting, and orange for writing or circling. The back of the book contains a guide for adults with conversation starters and advice on what to do if a child shares something worrying.
The workbook is designed for children aged 3 to 8 and covers body ownership, safe and unsafe touch, identifying safe people, and listening to feelings. It uses simple language and interactive activities to build confidence and understanding of body safety.