Safe Adults
Name one person in your school who you can go to for help if you feel unsafe.
A teacher, principal, or teacher aide.
Should you ever go somewhere with a stranger without asking permission from a trusted adult?
No
What is a "tricky person"?
Someone who tries to trick you into doing something unsafe, even if they seem friendly or familiar.
Why is it important to choose an adult who is easy to recognize, like a police officer or a teacher?
Because they have been trained to help and are usually in a position of trust.
A stranger asks for your name and where you live. What should you do?
Do not share personal information and walk away or find a trusted adult.
A family friend asks you to keep a secret that makes you uncomfortable. What should you do?
Tell a trusted adult right away.
What should you do if you’re lost in a store and can’t find your parent or caregiver?
Look for a store employee, like someone wearing a uniform or name tag, and ask for help.
A stranger offers you candy to help them find their lost dog. What should you do?
Say no, walk away, and immediately tell a trusted adult.
What is one sign that someone might be a "tricky person"?
They ask you to go somewhere alone with them or keep secrets from your parents.
True or False: A safe adult is someone who asks you to keep secrets from your parents.
False. Safe adults will not ask you to keep unsafe secrets.
True or False: A stranger wearing a uniform is always safe to trust.
False. While many uniformed individuals are safe, you should still trust your instincts and check with a trusted adult.
True or False: Tricky people can sometimes be people you know, like neighbors or relatives.
True.
What should you do if you’re unsure whether an adult is safe to approach?
Stay where you are, avoid going with them, and find another trusted adult nearby to ask for help.
What is one important safety rules you’ve learned this week?
Examples:
What should you do if someone you know makes you feel unsafe or uncomfortable?
Say no, leave the situation if you can, and tell a trusted adult as soon as possible.