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Never accept anything from a stranger - even sweets.

Stranger Danger - Age 5-7

Stranger Danger is something drummed into KS1 age children. It is one of the topics covered in the Health section of PSHE. In this quiz, written specifically for children in years 1 and 2, we explain to them what a stranger is and the dangers that they can pose. More importantly, we explain how to stay safe from Stranger Danger.

Most people in the world are nice. They are just like us. But, until we get to know them, they are strangers. But not everybody is nice. Some people like to hurt others. Because of that, until we know they are safe, we must treat all strangers as though they are a danger to us.

To keep ourselves safe there are some simple rules to follow. This quiz will see how well you know them.

What should you do if a stranger offers you some sweets?

Go with the stranger in case they have more sweets

Take the sweets and say thank you

Go and tell your grown-up

Take the sweets and run away

You should never take anything from a stranger unless your grown-up tells you it is okay. If your grown-up is not standing with you, you must go and tell them first. Do not take anything from the stranger

What should you do if a stranger asks you to take them somewhere?

Tell your grown-up

Ignore them

Hold their hand and take them

Give them directions

If a stranger asks you to take them somewhere, you should go and tell your grown-up. If it is safe to do so, your grown-up can tell them how to get there

When you go to the park with an adult where should you stay?

Wherever you want

With your grown-up

With your friends

Where your grown-up can see you

At the park it is fun to play on all the equipment and play with your friends, but it is important that you check that your grown-up can see you and that they know where you are at all times

If a stranger knocks on your door, what should you do?

Ask your grown-up to answer it

Call the police

Ignore it

Answer it and say hello

If you hear someone at the door, tell the grown-up in the house and let them answer it

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

Take a friend with you

Ask where they are taking you

Tell the adult you are with

Get in and put your seat belt on

If someone you do not know asks you to go somewhere with them, you must go and tell the adult that is looking after you quickly to check that they know and that it is okay. Never go anywhere with someone you don’t know without telling someone

What is a stranger?

Someone we don’t know

Someone who eats lots of sweets

Someone in our family

Someone who breaks the law

A stranger is a person that we do not know

What should you do if a stranger talks to the grown-up you are with?

Scream for help

Run and hide

Call the police

Stay with your grown-up

Sometimes a stranger to you is not a stranger to the grown-up you are with. If a stranger talks to your grown-up, stay close to them and they will let you know if it is safe to talk the person

If a stranger looks friendly, is it okay to go with them?

Only if they give you sweets

No because they are still a stranger

Yes because friendly people are safe

Only if you are not too busy

If a stranger looks friendly, it is important that you remember they are still a stranger and could be dangerous so you must still go and tell your grown-up what they said to you

What does a stranger look like?

Someone with an angry face

Everybody else

A woman

A man

A stranger is anybody that we do not know. They can be men, women or children and look like everybody else

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If a stranger asks you to keep a secret, what should you do?

Listen to the secret and then decide

Go straight to your grown-up and tell them

Say no

Say yes

Do not talk to or listen to strangers. It is not okay for them to ask you to keep secrets and you must tell your trusted grown-up straight away

Author: Finola Waller

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