Keeping Personal Space explores the physical distance people need from others’ bodies in order to feel comfortable. Noticing when others lean or step back helps monitor appropriate distance and ensure we are doing our part to maintain the physical comfort of those around us.
VIDEO MODELING – When we talk to someone, we look and see where their body is. We want to be close but not too close. We respect the bubble of space around them. This is their personal space.
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[SCENE 1]
Liz: Hey, Ashley!
Ashley: Hi, Liz!
Liz: How was your soccer game?
Ashley: It was good. We won!
Liz: Great!
[FROM MY VIEW]
Ashley: (internal thought) When I talk to someone, I look and see where their body is. I keep my body close, but not too close.
Liz: Hey, Ashley!
Ashley: Hi, Liz!
Liz: How was your soccer game?
Ashley: It was good. We won!
Liz: Great!
[FURTHER PRACTICE]
Narrator: When we talk to someone, we look and see where their body is. We want to be close, but not too close. We respect the bubble of space around them. This is their personal space.
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