The Great Relationships Store
about us               Dick Wulf, MSW, LCSW               privacy policy
MORE INFORMATION
on the
THE CHILD SAFETY GAMES TOOL KIT

These 15 card games teach automatic safety thought responses to dangerous and potentially dangerous situation. The dangers covered are? Click on the card game title to see a sample of the ten things taught in each of the 15 games.

Abduction Safety
Flood Safety
Molestation Prevention
Better Safe Than Sorry
"Hanging Out" Safety
School Safety
Bicycle Safety
Home Alone Safety
Snow and Cold Safety
Earthquake Safety
House Safety
Thunder and Lightning
Fire Safety
Hurricane Safety
Tornado Safety

The SAFETY TEST Audiotape

There are 150 safety responses taught in the 15 games. On the Safety Test Audiotape, we have recorded the first part of each response with a 15 second delay before the second part. This corresponds to the breaks in the games.

For example, one of the 150 would be read as follows:

If someone threatens you if you tell what he or she did to you, be . . .
[15 second pause]
. . . brave and tell someone you know who will protect you.

After kids have played the games a number of times, they should listen to the audiotape in your presence and try to complete the safety responses. Even if they cannot, listening to them over and over will provide more instruction so that they can come to mind automatically when a dangerous situation presents itself.

$22.00 plus $3.00 shipping and handling

satisfaction guaranteed or your money back

from the Better Safe Than Sorry Safety Game

Always tell the adult in charge of you where you ... ... are going, what you will be doing, and exactly when you will be back. (9)

back to top

from the Bicycle Safety Game

NEVER take chances. NEVER ... ... try to beat traffic lights or run through stop signs. If an intersection is very busy, walk your bike across it. (8)

back to top

from the Earthquake Safety Game

The main thing to think about when you are indoors and an earthquake starts is ... ... DUCK, COVER, AND HOLD. Duck or drop to the floor, take cover under something sturday like a table and hold on to it. (8)

back to top

from the Fire Safety Game

If you can't get out through your bedroom door or window, signal through your window with ... ... a flashlight or a bright, light-colored cloth or piece of clothing or a piece of white paper. (7)

back to top

from the Flood Safety Game

In the United States, floods usually kill more people than any other weather catastrophe. So, be very careful when water ... ... is rising anywhere, when it has been raining for a very long time, or when a thunderstorm dumps a lot of water. (0)

back to top

from the "Hanging Out" Safety Game

At the mall, a park or on the street, ... ... never go off to a secluded area to talk to anyone you have just met. (3)

back to top

from the Home Alone Safety Game

To keep yourself safe, it is okay to be ... ... rude by not letting others in, not telling them anything, and not answering the doorbell or telephone. (7)

back to top

from the House Safety Game

Falling puts a lot of people in hospital emergency rooms. So, look for things that could cause tripping and falling, things ... ... like toys or liter on the floor, a crumpled door mat, open high places, loose boards, chairs by open windows, etc. (1)

back to top

from the Hurricane Safety Game

During a hurricane, if you are at home, go to the first floor, close every door, get into an interior room or ... ... closet without windows and lie on the floor. Get under a heavy piece of furniture if you can. (4)

back to top

from the Never in a Thousand Years! Safety Game

If anyone shows you pictures of things you don't think you should see, or where you see a person's private parts, ... ... don't look and get away fast. Tell your parents or school teacher. Do this even if it is a friend or family member. (5)

back to top

from the Oh No You Don't! Safety Game

If anyone talks to you from a car, keep ... ... your distance and never, never go close to their car. Instead, move away and don't listen. (9)

back to top

from the Safe at School Game

A freind who puts pressure on you to do drugs or drink alcohol is ... ... not a true friend. Real friends only want what is best for you - not what will hurt you. (5)

back to top

from the Safety in Snow and Cold Game

when you have to be out in the cold and snow for long periods of time, it is important to try to keep ... ... your clothes dry. Change wet socks and clothing as soon as possible. If wet, your body loses heat 25 times faster. (3)

back to top

from the Thunder and Lightning Safety Game

If you are outdoors when a thunderstorm comes, and really safe shelter is not available, ... ... find a low spot away from trees, fences and telephone and light poles. Stay off of bicycles and motorcycles. (2)

back to top

from the Tornado Safety Game

During a tornado, the most important thngs to stay away from are ... ... windows, doors and outside walls. Go into a closet or bathroom or hallway without windows on the lowest floor. (5)

 

Where would you like to go from here?
Please use your back button to return to the last page you viewed.
Or CLICK HERE to go back to list of Tool Kits.
Or CLICK HERE to go back to list of opportunities.