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No Is Okay!

Students will understand that hearing “no” is a normal part of life and practice safe, respectful responses when someone says “no,” building emotional resilience and communication skills.

Teaching children that “no” is okay helps them recognize boundaries, stay safe, and express feelings respectfully, fostering self-confidence and social awareness.

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Hands-On Activity

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No Is Okay!

What Does “No” Mean?

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Why Did Emma Say “No”?

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No Is Okay!

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