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Staying Safe Every Day

Personal & Social Development · Responsible Decision-Making · ages 5-7
Name ______________________   Date ____________

  1. Who can be a trusted adult?

    • An adult you know who listens and helps you
    • Any adult who smiles and offers you a present
    • A person you just met while playing a game

  2. Before crossing a road with your adult, what should you do?

    • Step out first, then look with your adult
    • Stop back, look and listen with your adult
    • Run across now while your adult checks traffic

  3. You can send your home address to someone in a game without asking your trusted adult.

    Circle one:   True   False

  4. A message in a game makes you feel worried. What should you do next?

    • Stop using it, do not reply, and tell a trusted adult
    • Keep chatting until the person sends you a nicer message
    • Keep the message secret so your adult cannot read any of it

  5. You are with your adult. Someone asks you to leave with them to find a lost puppy. What should you do?

    • Go with the person and tell your adult later on
    • Go around the corner and look before asking your adult
    • Stay by your adult and tell them what was asked

  6. When you play in water, an adult should be beside you and watch the whole time.

    Circle one:   True   False

  7. Sam tells an adult about a scary message, but the adult does not listen or help. What should Sam do next?

    • Keep the problem secret because that adult did not listen
    • Reply to the message until it feels less scary to read
    • Tell another trusted adult and keep asking for help

  8. Ben is home with his dad. Someone at the door says they have a gift for Ben. What should Ben do?

    • Open the door and take the gift from the person
    • Keep the door shut and tell his dad about the gift
    • Invite the person inside to wait while he looks for his dad
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Answer key

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  1. An adult you know who listens and helps you · A trusted adult is someone you know who listens and helps you stay safe. A smile or gift does not show that.
  2. Stop back, look and listen with your adult · Stop back from the kerb. Look both ways and listen with your adult. Wait until it is safe before crossing together.
  3. False · Ask your trusted adult before sharing your home address online. Do not send it without their help.
  4. Stop using it, do not reply, and tell a trusted adult · Stop using the game, do not reply, and tell a trusted adult about the message.
  5. Stay by your adult and tell them what was asked · A lost puppy does not replace your adult's permission. Stay with your adult and tell them about the request.
  6. True · Ask before getting in. An adult needs to stay beside you and watch throughout your water play.
  7. Tell another trusted adult and keep asking for help · Sam still needs help. He should tell another trusted adult and keep asking until someone helps.
  8. Keep the door shut and tell his dad about the gift · Ben should keep the door shut and tell his dad. His adult can decide whether to open it.
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