🚦 Stay Safe: Stranger Danger for Little Explorers

Introduction

Every day you go on adventures—at the park, in the yard, or on a walk with Mom or Dad. Knowing how to stay safe around people you don’t know helps you keep having fun.

1. Who Is a Stranger?

A Stranger is anyone you haven’t met before and don’t know well.

• Some strangers are nice, like a mail carrier or a teacher, but you still stay with a grown‑up you trust.
• Think of strangers like “new animals” you see in a story— you look, but you stay a safe distance until a grown‑up says it’s okay.

2. Safe Places & Unsafe Places

Safe Place	Why It’s Safe
Home with family	Grown‑ups know you and love you.
School with teachers	Teachers watch the whole class.
Playground with a parent nearby	You can see a grown‑up watching.

Unsafe Places are where you are alone, or far from a trusted adult, like a quiet alley or a hidden spot behind a building.

3. What to Do If a Stranger Talks to You

1. Stop and look around.
2. Say “No” loudly if they ask you to go somewhere.
3. Run to a safe adult— a parent, teacher, police officer, or a store worker you know.
4. Tell a grown‑up right away what happened.

4. Who Can Help?

• Parents / Guardians – they know the best rules for you.
• Teachers – they keep the classroom safe.
• Police Officers – they wear a badge and help protect everyone.
• Neighbors You Trust – like the lady who waters the flowers next door.

Did You Know? 🤔

A Firefighter once rescued a child who was lost in a park. The child shouted “Help!” and a firefighter heard the voice, found the child, and brought them safely back to their family.

Conclusion – Keep Exploring!

The world is full of cool things to see and learn. By remembering these simple safety steps, you can enjoy every adventure while staying safe. So go out, play, ask questions, and explore—just keep a grown‑up close and your smile bright! 🌟