Stranger Danger Safety Lessons

Holly, Molly, and Polly learn about safety from their teacher, Mr. James. They discuss various dangers, focusing on stranger danger. Mr. James explains that strangers may not look dangerous and teaches a poem to help remember safety rules. Holly and Molly practice scenarios where strangers approach them, using the poem to guide their actions and ensure safety.

What are some of the dangers that Holly, Molly, and Polly have learned about?

• Cyber, stranger, and food dangers

• Weather, animal, and plant dangers

• Swimming pool, road, and dog dangers

• Fire, earthquake, and flood dangers

What is the main topic of today's lesson?

• Stranger danger

• Road safety

• Fire safety

• Animal safety

How does Mr. James define a stranger?

• Someone who is mean

• Someone you don't know

• Someone who is old

• Someone who looks strange

What should you do if a stranger asks you to get into their car?

• Go with them if they seem nice

• Ignore them and stay alone

• Ask them for candy

• Run away and find friends

What is the first line of the safety poem taught by Mr. James?

• If a stranger comes your way

• Run and hide quickly

• Call for help loudly

• Stay and talk to them

What should you do according to the safety poem if a stranger approaches?

• Invite them to your home

• Do not stop, do not stay

• Ask them questions

• Stay and play

How did Holly respond when Mr. James pretended to offer her lollies?

• She accepted the lollies

• She ran to her friends

• She asked for more lollies

• She ignored him and stayed

What did Molly do when Mr. James pretended to show her a kitten?

• She followed him

• She asked for a puppy instead

• She found her friends and walked away

• She stayed and talked to him

What is the purpose of the safety poem?

• To entertain the children

• To teach children how to make friends

• To encourage children to talk to strangers

• To help children remember how to react to strangers

What is the key message of the stranger danger lesson?

• Strangers are always friendly

• Strangers are always mean

• Strangers can be anyone you don't know

• Strangers are easy to recognize