💛 SELLevel 1Lesson 27
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Asking for Help
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Learning Objectives
- 1Ask for help by knowing when I need help, knowing who to ask, and using clear words to ask safely
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Mini Lesson
Asking for help is a smart and brave choice. We do not have to solve every problem alone.
When should you ask for help?
- Ask for help if you feel hurt, unsafe, or very worried.
- Ask for help if you are confused and do not know what to do next.
- Ask for help right away if a problem feels too big to fix safely by yourself.
Who can help?
- At the park, you can ask your grown-up or another trusted adult.
- At home, you can ask a parent or caregiver.
- Pick a grown-up who listens, helps, and keeps you safe.
Helpful words
“Please help me.” “I feel unsafe.” “I am stuck.” “I do not understand.”
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Ask yourself: "Who is a trusted adult I can ask? What words can I use to ask clearly?"
Vocabulary
Help
Something someone gives you to make a problem easiere.g. I asked for help to read a hard word.
Trusted adult
A grown-up your family says is safe to talk toe.g. My grandma is a trusted adult.
Brave
Doing something even when it feels hard or scarye.g. It was brave to ask for help.
Stuck
Not knowing what to do nexte.g. I felt stuck on my puzzle.
Unsafe
In danger of getting hurte.g. I tell an adult if I feel unsafe.
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