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Teach students the difference between safe and unsafe secrets: a critical part of Child Abuse Prevention/Erin’s Law curriculum!
Teach students the difference between safe and unsafe secrets: a critical part of Child Abuse Prevention/Erin’s Law curriculum! These interactive resources are included in both a digital for Google Slides™ and a printable format.
✨ The Digital for Google Slides™ Resource:
✅ Teaches students the difference between safe and unsafe secrets
✅ Empowers students to report unsafe secrets to a grown-up they trust
✅ Can be used on any device (tablet, computer, smart phone, smart board)
✅ Includes fillable text boxes and an easy-to-use drag-and-drop sorting game
✅ Offers 20 scenarios and asks students to drag the “X” to either the “safe secret” box or the “unsafe secret” box
✅ Is aligned to ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors
✨ The Printable Resource:
✅ Teaches students the difference between safe and unsafe secrets
✅ Empowers students to report unsafe secrets to a grown-up they trust
✅ Includes 3 eye-catching posters that teach about safe secrets, unsafe secrets, and safe people
✅ Provides the materials to create a bag sorting game
✅ Includes 20 scenario cards (and 4 blank cards to create your own) that students place in either the “safe secrets” or the “unsafe secrets” bag
✅ Includes a reflective worksheet that asks students to share which safe person they would tell if someone asked them to keep an unsafe secret. A boy and a girl version are both included!
✅ Is aligned to ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors
✂️ I recommend having two brown paper lunch sacks or gift bags on hand for the printable game!
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“This made a great addition to my safety unit. It was easy for my students with special needs to grasp.” – Laura D.
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“This printable resource is a great way to teach students about safe and unsafe secrets. It helps them understand the difference and encourages them to speak to a trusted adult if needed. The posters are clear, and the sorting game with scenario cards makes the lesson interactive. The reflective worksheet is a helpful tool for students to think about who they would talk to if asked to keep an unsafe secret.” – Lara H.
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“This is such a hard subject to address. This activity helps students understand safe/unsafe secrets in an engaging, but sensitive way.” – Stephanie F.
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“I used this lesson with 3rd graders and they really enjoyed it. The visuals are great and this lesson really helped me deliver the message of safety. Thank you!” – Erika L.
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“Loved this resource! This was helpful with as a school social worker for whole class lessons. It kept the students engaged! It was a great resource to implement Erin’s Law. Thank you!” – Tamareia L.
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“I really liked having this to supplement with the Erin’s Law curriculum. This is a complex and very important subject to teach and having these visual supports made it easier for my students and myself.” – Coping with Color
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“As an extremely protective mother, I am very happy to have found this resource. We are very vocal with our children in expressing their right to body privacy and having no secrets from mom and dad. This resource is so beneficial to all parents and educators who aim to teach a children’s right to their bodies. Thank you so much!” – Alejandro M.
