Who is a Stranger?
A neighbor you’ve seen before invites you inside their house to see something cool. You’re not sure your parents would approve. What do you do?
Say no and ask a trusted adult before going anywhere, even with someone familiar.
What should you do if you feel like someone is following you?
Go to a safe place like a store or neighbor’s house, and call a trusted adult or 911.
What are some tricks strangers might use to lure kids?
They might offer candy, ask for help finding a pet, say your parent is hurt, or pretend to be someone they’re not.
What’s the #1 rule if you ever feel unsafe?
Trust your gut and tell a trusted adult.
If someone grabs you or tries to force you to go with them, what is something you should NOT do?
Do not just yell "Ahhh".
Are all strangers bad?
No, majority of strangers are kind BUT because we dont know them it's important to be careful.
Why is it dangerous to assume someone is safe just because they look like a parent or grandparent and appear to be nice?
Dangerous people don’t always look scary. Anyone can pretend to be kind, regardless of their appearance or age.
Why do strangers sometimes use puppies or toys as bait?
They know kids like animals and toys, so they use them to make you let your guard down.
What should you do if you get separated from your group on a field trip?
Stay where you are or go to a safe adult (like a teacher or employee) and ask for help.
Name 5 trusted adults that you can go to if a stranger tries talking to you.
Parents, teachers, school counselors, relatives, or family friends you’ve known a long time.
Is someone still a stranger if you’ve seen them around but never talked to them? Why or why not?
Yes, because you don’t know who they are or if they are safe just by appearance.
If someone says, “Your mom told me to pick you up,” what should you do?
Don’t go with them. Check with a trusted adult first.
Why is it important not to help strangers who ask for directions or help with something?
Adults should ask other adults for help, not kids. This can be a trick to get you close or alone.
Is it safer to walk home alone or with friends? Why?
With friends. Groups are less likely to be targeted, and someone can get help if there’s an emergency.
What can you do to stay safer when walking somewhere by yourself?
Stay alert, don’t use headphones, stick to busy areas, and let someone know where you’re going.
You and your Fortnite gaming friend who you never met have been playing together for a year. Are they considered a stranger?
Yes, you never met this person before therefore they are a stranger
Why is yelling “Help!” sometimes less effective than yelling something like “This is not my parent!”
People may ignore “Help” but will pay more attention to something specific that signals danger to a child.
What should you include in your online safety plan? Name at least two rules.
Never share personal info, always tell a parent if something feels weird or wrong, and never meet up in person with someone you dont know.
Why do unsafe adults try to act overly friendly or helpful?
To make you feel comfortable so you’ll let your guard down
How can assuming someone “looks safe” get you into danger?
You might let your guard down and ignore red flags just because someone looks “normal” or friendly.
You’re home alone and someone knocks claiming to be a utility worker. They ask to check your water heater. What should you do?
Don’t open the door—call your parent or a trusted adult.
A stranger says, “You’re mature enough to keep this secret just between us.” What’s the danger in that?
They are probably manipulating/tricking you—safe adults don’t ask for secret conversations/relationships.
You’re in an online game and someone offers you V-Bucks if you add them on another app. What should you do? and why do you think they are doing this?
Say no, block them, and tell a parent—they could be trying to move you to a less safe platform
An online “friend” pressures you into sharing a secret or private info by threatening to stop talking to you if you don’t. What’s happening?
They are blackmailing/tricking you.