The video teaches children about stranger danger, emphasizing the importance of not going anywhere with strangers, even if they seem friendly. It highlights the need to trust instincts, be assertive, and use safety strategies like the buddy system. Officer Ollie introduces the SMART acronym to help recognize trouble. The video concludes with a recap of safety rules and a quiz to reinforce learning.

Why is it important to trust your instincts when feeling uncomfortable around a stranger?

Why is it important to never go anywhere with a stranger, even if they seem nice?

What should you do if a stranger approaches you and asks you to go with them?

What should you do if a stranger in a car approaches you?

How can you feel more secure when walking home alone?

What is a buddy system and how can it help you feel safe?

What should you do if someone knocks on your door when you are home alone?

What does the acronym S-M-A-R-T stand for in the context of safety?

How can you identify if a stranger is pretending to be friendly?

What are some common tricks that strangers might use to gain your trust?