About Me
What is your first and last name called together?
Your full name
What number do you call for a serious emergency?
911
Someone online asks for your password. Safe or unsafe?
Unsafe
Name one trusted adult you could ask for help at school.
Teachers, counselor, nurse, principal, etc.
You forgot your lunch at home. What would you do?
Tell a teacher/staff member; don't call 911
Name at least two pieces of personal information you should know.
Name, address, phone number, emergency contact, etc.
True or false: Missing the school bus is a reason to call 911.
False
A friend asks what your favorite movie is. Safe or unsafe to answer?
Safe
You're sick at school. Who could you tell?
Teacher, school nurse, or another trusted staff member
A stranger offers you a ride home. What would you do?
Don't go with them; move to a safe place/contact a trusted adult
What information tells someone exactly where you live?
Your home address
You see a building on fire. Is this a 911 emergency?
Yes
Someone you don't know online asks for your home address. What should you do?
Don't share it
You're separated from your family at the mall. Name someone appropriate you could approach for help.
Store employee, security officer, police officer, etc.
You're at the mall and can't find the person you came with. What would you do?
Stay in a safe/public area and seek appropriate staff/security/help
If you don't have your parent's phone number memorized, name one safe way you could find it.
Phone contacts, emergency card, trusted adult, etc.
Someone falls and won't wake up when you speak to them. What should you do?
Get help/call 911
A police officer helping you after you're lost asks for your parent's phone number. Is it appropriate to share it?
Yes
You miss your ride home from school. Should you call 911 or contact a trusted adult/school staff?
Trusted adult/school staff
You smell smoke and see flames inside your home. What should you do first?
Get out/get to a safe location, then call 911
You're separated from your family and a store employee is helping you. What personal information could help them contact your family?
Parent/guardian's name and phone number
You call 911 and they start asking questions. Should you hang up so you can go get help, or stay on the line and follow their instructions?
Stay on the line and follow instructions
Someone online says, “Don't tell your parents we're talking.” What should you do?
Stop/avoid the conversation and tell a trusted adult
You're lost and your phone is almost dead. Who could you contact before the battery dies, and what information should you give them?
Parent/trusted adult; explain where you are/location information
You're lost, your phone is dead, and someone you don't know offers to drive you home. What should you do instead?
Say no, go to a public location, and find help from security/store staff/police