The document discusses good touch versus bad touch, with a focus on sexual abuse. It defines sexual abuse as forced or tricked touching of private body parts, and notes that force is when someone makes a child do something they don't want to or understand. It states that sexual abuse is never an example of good forcing and is never okay. The document also discusses tricks used in sexual abuse, including lying and pretending, and notes private body parts are those covered by a swimsuit or underwear. It raises the question of why we have safety rules.

1. Good Touch Bad Touch

2. AbuseHURTHARMMISTREATMISUSEDISRESPECTVIOLATE

3. Sexual AbuseForced or tricked touch of private body parts.

4. If someone tried to force you to do something, what does that mean?

5. Force is when someone makes you do something you don’t want to do. Force is also is when someone makes you do something you don’t understand.

6. Is there such a thing as a “good” force?Eating your vegetablesClean up your roomDo your homework

7. Sexual abuse is NEVER an example of good forcing. Sexual abuse is when someone makes a child do something they don’t want to do or don’t understand! This is NOT OK and is NEVER right!

8. TRICKTricks with sexual abuse include lying, pretending, fooling, or calling something a game that isn’t really a game. They can also be not really-funny jokes.With the problem of sexual abuse, tricks are like traps.

9. PRIVATE BODY PARTSYour private body parts are the parts of your body covered by a swimming suit or your underwear.

10. SAFETY RULESWhat are safety rules?Why do we have safety rules?Who cares if people get hurt?

11. YOUARESPECIAL!