Everyday Safety Awareness · seed 1 · A4, ink-friendly. The answer key prints on its own page for grown-ups.

Staying Safe Every Day

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

  1. Who is a trusted adult?

    • Any stranger who is friendly
    • A parent or teacher you know well
    • Someone you just met online

  2. What should you do before you cross a road?

    • Stop, look, and listen
    • Run across as fast as you can
    • Walk with your eyes closed

  3. It is safe to go with a stranger who seems nice.

    Circle one:   True   False

  4. A message online makes you feel uncomfortable. What should you do?

    • Tell a trusted adult right away
    • Keep it a secret
    • Reply and keep chatting

  5. A stranger asks you to help find a lost puppy. What should you do?

    • Go with them to help
    • Follow them quietly
    • Say no and find a trusted adult

  6. You should never go near deep water without an adult watching.

    Circle one:   True   False

  7. Sam gets a scary message from a stranger. He is afraid to tell anyone. What should he do?

    • Message back and ask questions
    • Delete it and never tell anyone
    • Tell a trusted adult, even if he feels scared

  8. Mia sees a puppy far from home. A stranger says, follow me, it's close. What is the safest choice?

    • Follow to see the puppy
    • Say no and tell a trusted adult
    • Go quietly without telling anyone
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Answer key

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  1. A parent or teacher you know well · Trusted adults are people you already know and who care for you.
  2. Stop, look, and listen · Stopping and looking keeps you safe from cars.
  3. False · Strangers can seem nice, but you should never go with them.
  4. Tell a trusted adult right away · Trusted adults can help when something online feels wrong.
  5. Say no and find a trusted adult · Grown-ups do not need a child's help finding pets. Tell a trusted adult instead.
  6. True · Water safety rules keep you from getting hurt while swimming or playing near water.
  7. Tell a trusted adult, even if he feels scared · Trusted adults want to know, even about scary or embarrassing messages.
  8. Say no and tell a trusted adult · Even a friendly reason is not a good reason to go with a stranger.
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