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Say No and Go

Stranger Safety

Jill Urban DonahueSeries: How to Be Safe!
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Pages
24
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Capstone

About

Let an adult answer the doorbell. Take a friend along when you go outside. It's time to learn the rules of stranger safety.

Related Subjects

  • General
  • Social Topics
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Safety
  • Health & Daily Living

Reviews

"Rani's family is having a baby, and Grandma has arrived to care for her while Mom and Dad are at the hospital. Grandma is on the "trusted adult" list Rani's parents have created for her. Rani knows that it is safe for her to accept car rides and gifts from these adults. Various scenarios of stranger safety are discussed on every page, with an accompanying "Safety Tip" prominently displayed. Even Internet safety is discussed. Large brightly colored illustrations and simple text make this book a must purchase for schools, public libraries, and daycare facilities. The format is ideal for reading aloud to large groups such as story time. This book should be shared and discussed with all young children. A bibliography for further reading and a website for additional information about stranger safety is provided at the end of the book. This book is part of a four book series focusing on "How to Be Safe!"
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Extended Details

  • SeriesHow to Be Safe!

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    Jill Urban DonahueAuthor