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Personal Space & Body Language Mason Intermediate School: 4th-6th grade Mrs. Krugh & Miss Hudak

Understand Your Space Intimate Space Personal Space This space is reserved for close family and friends Example: hugging your parents This space is for normal conversations with teachers, family or friends Example: arm’s length away

Understand Your Space This space is with new groups or acquaintances Social space Public space This space is with new groups or acquaintances Example: small groups in class, joining a new team or club Larger setting usually with a lot of people Example: giving a speech, going to the mall, or going to a football game

Types of Space

Invasion!!! Pay attention to the upcoming clips from Shrek How was Shrek’s personal space invaded in these clips??

Body Language What is body language?? Nonverbal communication: Posture Eye contact Body movement Tone of voice Facial expressions Did Shrek or Donkey display any body language?? **Could Donkey have known from the body language that he was invading Shrek’s personal space? **Demonstrate with two students how natural reactions are when personal space is invaded. Stepping back if someone gets too close; pay attention to eye contact, posture, facial expressions, etc.

Guidelines to Follow! Pay attention to clues: body language, nonverbal communication Speak Up! “I mean business” voice, tone, eye contact Ask them to take a step back or to not touch you Be assertive, NOT aggressive Keep your hands to yourself  **Note cards to keep in your tool kit **Pass out note cards for tool kid ring. Should have these guidelines on one side to follow. Allow students to write down phrases to “Speak Up” on other side.