Stranger Danger

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.

What should you do if a stranger offers to show you something interesting?

• Politely decline and stay where you are

• Go with them if it sounds fun

• Ask them to show it to you later

• Ignore them and walk away

Why is it important to trust your instincts when dealing with strangers?

• Because they help you recognize danger

• Because they are fun to follow

• Because they make you feel confident

• Because instincts are always right

What is a good practice when playing in public spaces?

• Talk to everyone you meet

• Explore new areas by yourself

• Stay with friends and family

• Stay alone to enjoy your time

Why should you never go anywhere with a stranger?

• Because they might not know the way

• Because they might not have candy

• Because they could be dangerous

• Because they might be boring

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

• Tell an adult or police officer

• Approach the car to see what they want

• Ignore them and keep walking

• Run away and hide

If a stranger knocks on your door when you're home alone, what should you do?

• Ignore them and don't open the door

• Open the door to see who it is

• Invite them in if they seem nice

• Ask them to come back later

What is the purpose of a buddy system?

• To have someone to play with

• To make new friends

• To explore new places together

• To feel safer when walking alone

What does the 'M' in SMART stand for?

• Must

• Might

• Means

• More

What should you do if a stranger asks for your help?

• Help them if they seem nice

• Help them with a friend

• Tell an adult immediately

• Ignore them and walk away

What is a common trick used by strangers to gain trust?

• Asking for directions

• Offering to play games

• Pretending to know your family

• Giving you a map