1) Self-advocacy is making decisions on your own, knowing your rights, and... a) Asking questions b) Not asking for help and staying confused 2) What is NOT an example of self-advocacy? a) Staying quiet and not getting what you need b) Speaking up for yourself. c) Sharing your thoughts and feelings 3) The 3 parts of self-advocacy are know yourself, know your needs, and… a) Don’t speak up for yourself. b) Know how to get what you need. 4) When you are feeling ignored in a conversation. You can say… a) “Let me talk!” b) I am feeling a little left out. Can I join the conversation please? 5) Self-advocacy is important because… a) it helps you get what you need. b) it helps let others know how to help you. c) you are speaking up for yourself. d) All of the above! 6) You know you are good at reading but have a hard time with math in school, who can you ask for help? a) The school nurse. b) Your math teacher. 7) When you need a break you can say… a) AHHHHH!!! b) I need a break, please. 8) You are hungry and want to eat some food. You can say… a) Get me food right now!!! b) I am hungry, can I get some food please. 9) You’re in gym class and want to take a turn in kickball. What can you say? a) Ask the teacher for a turn in the game. b) Stay sitting on the bench and don’t get a turn to play. 10) You’re in class and really need to use the bathroom, but your teacher is talking. What can you say? a) Don’t say anything and risk having an accident. b) Raise your hand, apologize for interrupting and ask to use the bathroom. 11) You’re doing your math assignment in class when your pencil broke, and you forgot to bring an extra one. What can you do? a) Ask a classmate or the teacher for a sharpener or pencil. b) Stay silent and don’t finish your math assignment. 12) When you are feeling left out of a group and would like to participate. What can you do? a) Walk away and miss out on the fun. b) Say, “Hey, you guys look like you’re having fun. Can I join?”

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