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Personal Space Awareness Worksheet

Read each situation and complete the tasks. Personal space can change with the activity: use enough room to move safely, watch others, and respond to their signals. There is no single distance that suits every game.

Spot the Space

A PE class is setting up for a movement circuit. Each student needs room to stretch, travel and stop without bumping into someone. The teacher asks everyone to check their space before starting.

1.Before the circuit begins, how can you check whether you have enough personal space? Give two actions you could take.
2.Mason is doing arm circles. Which response best shows awareness of other people’s space?
  • Step close behind Mason to watch
  • Choose a clear spot, check your arm reach, and leave room between you
  • Keep moving even if your arms brush someone
  • Tell everyone else to move without checking
3.True or false: The same fixed distance is always the safest personal space for every PE activity. Explain your choice.

Make a Safe Move

During a passing game, Kai is moving towards a ball while Harper is also running for it. Both players need to avoid a collision and communicate clearly.

4.Suggest one short, respectful phrase Kai or Harper could call to help avoid a collision. Then name one movement adjustment they could make.
5.You are moving through a busy relay zone and someone unexpectedly enters your path. What is the safest immediate response?
  • Push past them to keep your place
  • Slow down or stop, give them room, and communicate calmly
  • Look away and keep running
  • Blame them loudly while continuing
6.Name two things that can change how much personal space is needed in a game or movement activity.
7.A student says, “I need a little more room, please.” Write a respectful reply and one practical action you could take.

Design and Reflect

A team is inventing a no-contact movement game. Their rule should help players move freely while respecting one another’s space.

8.Write one clear rule for the new game that helps prevent crowding or collisions. Explain how the rule supports safe, fair play.
9.Name one way you can show respect for personal space during PE, and one way you can respond if someone asks for more room.

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  • Personal Space Awareness Worksheet, page 1 of 3: Spot the Space

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  • Personal Space Awareness Worksheet, page 2 of 3: Make a Safe Move

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  • Personal Space Awareness Worksheet, page 3 of 3: Design and Reflect

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