Basic Understanding
Real-Life Situations
Online Safety
Warning Signs & Red Flags
Warning Signs & Red Flags
100

What is a stranger?
 

A stranger is someone you do not know.

100

What should you do if someone offers you a ride?
 

DOUBLE POINTS if you can tell me what you should do immediately and later. 

Say no and walk away.

100

Can someone online be a stranger?
 

Yes—even if you talk to them often.

100

Why should you trust your instincts?
 

Your instincts help you recognize danger.

100

What should you do if you feel unsafe in public?
 

DOUBLE points if you can give 2 different scenarios. 

Go to a crowded place or find help.

200

Are all strangers dangerous?
 

No, most strangers are not dangerous, but you should still be cautious.

200

What if someone says your parent told them to pick you up?
 

Do not go—check with a trusted adult first.

200

Why is it dangerous to share personal information online?
 

DOUBLE POINTS if you can tell me something you shouldn't share. 

It can be used to find or harm you.

200

What is one example of a dangerous situation?
 

Being asked to go somewhere alone with someone you don’t know.

200

Who are three trusted adults you can go to?

DOUBLE POINTS if you can name 3 names. 

Parent, teacher, police officer (answers may vary).

300

Why is it important to be aware of strangers?
 

Because some people may try to trick or harm you.

300

What should you do if someone asks for help finding something (like a pet)?
 

Do not help—go find a safe adult instead.

300

What is a red flag online?

Someone asking for private info or trying to move chats to another app.

300

Why are offers like free gifts or money suspicious?
 

They may be used to trick you.

300

What should you do if you are followed?
 

Go somewhere public and get help immediately.

400

What is a “trusted adult”?

DOUBLE POINTS if you can give the name of an adult that you trust and what makes an adult trustworthy. 

Someone you know and can go to for help (parent, teacher, coach).

400

What should you do if you feel uncomfortable around someone?
 

DOUBLE points if you can name what this feeling is typically called. 

Trust your instincts and leave immediately.

400

Should you meet someone you only know online?
 

No, never meet them alone.

400

What is a “luring tactic”?

DOUBLE POINTS if you can give an example of some we talked about last week. 

A trick used to get you to go somewhere (gifts, emergencies, etc.).

400

Why is it important to tell someone if something happens?
 

So you can stay safe and get help.

500

Name one safe place you can go if you feel unsafe.
 

A school, store, or anywhere with trusted adults.

500

What is the safest response if a stranger approaches you?
 

Say no, move away, and tell a trusted adult.

500

What should you do if someone online makes you uncomfortable?
 

Block them and tell a trusted adult.

500

What is “platform jumping”?
 

Moving a conversation to a more private app—this is a warning sign.

500

What is one example of a dangerous situation?
 

Being asked to go somewhere alone with someone you don’t know.

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