Recognizing safe and unsafe situations
Aligned to NHES 4 — SHAPE America National Standards.
What this lesson teaches
Sometimes your tummy or your feelings tell you that something is not right, and that is an important signal to listen to. If something feels unsafe or uncomfortable, you can say no, get away, and tell a trusted adult. This is called no, go, tell.
Worked example
If an older kid asked you to do something that felt wrong, you could say no firmly, walk away to a safe spot, and tell a parent or teacher what happened.
Practice questions
- Say the three steps: no, go, and what?
- Name a feeling that warns you something is wrong.
- Who would you tell if something felt unsafe?
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Every lesson comes with a video taught in English and Spanish — the same video the QR code in the printed workbook opens.
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Reconocer situaciones seguras e inseguras
A veces tu panza o tus emociones te dicen que algo no está bien, y esa es una señal importante que debes escuchar. Si algo se siente inseguro o incómodo, puedes decir no, alejarte y contárselo a un adulto de confianza. Esto se llama no, vete, dilo.
Ejemplo: Si un niño mayor te pidiera hacer algo que se sintiera mal, podrías decir no firmemente, alejarte a un lugar seguro y contarle a un papá, mamá o maestro lo que pasó.
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