SCHOOL SAFETY
Question:
You are walking in the hallway and see books all over the floor. Other students are walking nearby and may trip. What is the safest thing to do?
Answer:
Tell a teacher or help pick them up safely
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You want popcorn while home with your family. The microwave says the food is hot when it finishes cooking. What should you do before touching it?
Answer:
Ask for help or use oven mitts carefully
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You are walking with your class and reach a crosswalk. The walking sign is red, but some people are still crossing. What should you do?
Answer:
Wait until the sign changes
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You are playing a game online and someone asks your real name and address. They say they want to send you a prize. What should you do?
Answer:
Do not share information and tell an adult
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You are riding the bus and drop your backpack near the front steps while getting off. What should you do?
Answer:
Tell the bus driver before picking it up
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During science class, you smell something burning and hear the fire alarm. Some students are laughing and staying seated. What should you d
Answer:
Leave the classroom calmly with the teacher
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You are home and someone knocks on the door. You do not know the person, and no adult is nearby. What should you do?
Answer:
Do not open the door
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You are shopping with your family and cannot find them anywhere in the store. You start to feel nervous. What should you do?
Answer:
Find a worker or safe adult for help
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A person you do not know keeps sending messages asking for pictures of you. What is the safest choice?
Answer:
Do not send pictures and tell a trusted adult
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You are in a car and your friend says seatbelts are not important for short rides. What should you do?
Answer:
Wear your seatbelt anyway
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You are upset during class and want to leave the room without permission. The teacher tells you to stay and talk calmly. What is the safest choice?
Answer:
Stay in the room and talk calmly with the teacher
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You see cleaning spray under the sink and think it smells good. Your younger cousin wants to touch it too. What should you do?
Answer:
Leave it alone and tell an adult
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A stranger at the park offers you candy and asks you to walk with them to their car. What should you do?
Answer:
Say no and tell a trusted adult immediately
Question:
You receive a text saying you won money and need to click a link quickly. The message is from a number you do not know. What should you do?
Answer:
Do not click the link
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The bus driver tells everyone to stay seated, but students near you keep standing and yelling. What should you do?
Answer:
Stay seated and follow the rules
At lunch, another student offers you food that fell on the floor. They say, “It’s still fine.” What should you do?
Answer:
Do not eat it
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You smell smoke coming from the kitchen while someone is cooking. The smoke alarm starts beeping loudly. What should you do first?
Answer:
Tell an adult and leave the area safely
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You are riding your bike in the neighborhood and notice a stop sign ahead. No cars are nearby. What should you still do?
Answer:
Stop and look both ways
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Your friend tells you their password and asks you not to tell anyone. Later, you notice someone using their account. What should you do?
Answer:
Tell a trusted adult
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You are getting picked up after school, but you do not recognize the person waiting for you. They say your family sent them. What should you do?
Answer:
Stay with school staff and do not leave
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You notice a student being unsafe by throwing objects across the classroom. The teacher does not see it happening. What should you do?
Answer:
Tell the teacher or another adult immediately
Question:
The power goes out during a storm at night. Your phone battery is low, and you hear loud thunder outside. What are two safe things you should do?
Answer:
Stay inside and use a flashlight or tell an adult
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You get separated from your group during a community trip. Your phone is not working, and you do not know where to go. What is the safest thing to do?
Answer:
Stay where you are and ask a safe adult for help
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Someone online pretends to be your age and asks to meet you alone in person. They tell you not to tell your family. What should you do?
Answer:
Tell a trusted adult immediately and do not meet them
Question:
Your bus breaks down on the side of the road. Some students want to leave the bus and walk home. What is the safest choice?
Answer:
Stay with the driver and wait for instructions