Asking for hugs
Storyboard Description
It is important to first ask people for hugs before giving them. Some people do not like to be touched and hugs can be scary. Asking first for a high five, a fist bump, or a hug are nice ways to show you that you care about others' space.
Storyboard Text
- Joe sees Ms. Tracie right before getting a haircut. Joe says, "Good to see you! Can I have a hug?"
- Joe sees his friend Grace from school at the movie theater. Joe says, "Hi Grace. How are you? Can I have a hug?"
- At the Special Olympics, Joe sees his cousin that he hasn't seen in a long-time. As she is getting ready to leave, Joe runs up to her and gives her a hug.
- At the Special Olympics, Joe sees a cousin he hasn't seen in a long time. Joe is getting ready to leave. Joe says, "It was nice seeing you! Can I have a good-bye hug?"
- Joe sees Ms. Tracie before he is about to get a haircut. Joe runs and hugs her without asking first.
- Ms. Tracie says, "Joe, I didn't see you and you scared me. Do you think next time you can ask for a hug first?"
- Joe sees his friend Grace at the movie theater. He runs up to her and hugs her without asking first.
- Grace says, "You're nice and all, but I'd really like it if you would have asked to hug me first."
- Joe's cousin says, "It was nice seeing you Joe. But to tell the truth, I am not a big hugger. I prefer fist bumps and high fives."
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