I Can Be Kind to My Caregivers

Skill Focus: kind words, safe hands, listening, asking for help, and showing care to the people who help me.

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My caregivers help me.

My caregivers help keep me safe, give me food, and help me at home.

CAREGIVER

HELP

SAFE

FOOD

HOME

I feel many feelings.

Sometimes I feel happy, sad, or mad. My caregivers still help me.

HAPPY

SAD

MAD

CALM

I use kind words.

I can say “thank you,” “please,” and use kind words when I talk to my caregiver.

KIND WORDS

THANK YOU

PLEASE

TALK

I use safe hands and a calm body.

I show care by using safe hands, keeping my body calm, and not hitting or pushing.

SAFE HANDS

CALM BODY

NO HIT

NO PUSH

I can listen and help too.

I can listen, follow directions, and help with small jobs at home.

LISTEN

HELP

CHORES

CHOICE

DIRECTIONS

Kind choices help us feel good.

When I use kind words, safe hands, and a calm body, my home feels happy and safe.

LOVE / CARE

SAFE

HAPPY

HOME

GOOD CHOICE

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5 Ways I Show Care

USE KIND WORDS

SAY THANK YOU

USE SAFE HANDS

LISTEN AND HELP

STAY CALM