Understandin ourselves
Across
- 7. An opinion formed when meeting someone for the first time.
- 8. Treating others fairly and kindly.
- 10. Communication without words.
- 12. Someone you know a little but are not close friends with.
- 13. Repeated behaviour intended to hurt or upset someone.
- 14. Friendly joking that is not meant to hurt.
- 15. A group of people who care for and support each other.
- 17. Giving permission for something to happen.
- 19. Who you are as a person.
- 21. Freedom to make your own choices.
- 23. Being truthful and open.
- 24. Beliefs that guide behaviour.
- 25. Paying attention and understanding others.
- 26. a family unit where one or both adults have children from a previous relationship.
- 27. a family looks after a child whose parents are unable to do so.
- 29. A legal relationship between two people.
- 30. Using words to hurt someone.
Down
- 1. Not speaking up for yourself.
- 2. a family unit consisting of two adults and any number of children.
- 3. Believing someone is reliable.
- 4. Sharing thoughts and feelings clearly.
- 5. Being caring and helpful.
- 6. Having a say and making decisions together.
- 9. Limits people set to feel safe and comfortable.
- 11. Bullying through actions like exclusion or rumours.
- 16. Non-verbal communication such as gestures and posture.
- 17. Living together as a couple without being married.
- 18. family A family where children are legally adopted.
- 20. A legal relationship similar to marriage.
- 22. Accepting people with different beliefs.
- 28. Feeling unsure or negative about yourself.