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Second Step Child Safety
Second Step Child Safety
Activities for Families to Discuss Keeping Safe
Activities for Families to Discuss Keeping Safe
The links below help students and their caregivers create a family safety plan together. It covers emergency contacts, staying safe on your own, refusing unsafe and unwanted touches, and reporting a broken Private Body Parts Rule, including overcoming barriers to reporting.
Kindergarten (English) / Kindergarten (Spanish)
First Grade (English) / First Grade (Spanish)
Second Grade (English) / Second Grade (Spanish).
Third Grade (English) / Third Grade (Spanish)
Fourth Grade (English) / Fourth Grade (Spanish)
Fifth Grade (English) / Fifth Grade (Spanish)
Never Never Rules
Never Never Rules
Some simple rules for kids to follow for basic safety.
Never Never Rules Poster (English) / Never Never Rules Poster (Spanish)
Never Never Rules Song (English)
Never Never Song Lyrics (English) / Never Never Song Lyrics (Spanish)
Ways to Stay Safe
Ways to Stay Safe
Second Step gives kids a three-step process to keep themselves safe when faced with unsafe situations:
1) Recognize: Ask yourself "Is it safe? What's the rule?
2) Refuse: Say words that mean no or just leave.
3) Report: Tell an adult you trust so they can help keep everyone safe.
Safety Cards
Safety Cards
As students get older, they take more responsibility for their own safety. In the Second Step Child Safety Unit, they learn skills and rules—such as the Ways to Stay Safe and the Always Ask First Rule—to help them keep themselves safe. The Safety Cards expand on the lessons and provide students additional information to keep themselves safe.
Fourth & Fifth Grade Safety Cards (English)
Fourth & Fifth Grade Safety Cards (Spanish)
Safety Card Games
Safety Card Games
Use these fun games to help students review key information from the Safety Cards by responding to simple safety scenarios.
Safety Card Scenarios (English)
Safety Card Scenarios (Spanish)
Hot Chocolate Talk by Second Step
Hot Chocolate Talk by Second Step
Little Moments Can Make a Big Difference
Little Moments Can Make a Big Difference
If you’re like many parents, you may know it’s important to talk with your child about sexual abuse but aren’t sure what to say or how to say it. This How-to guide makes it easy to approach these vital safety conversations so you can empower your child to report and refuse sexual abuse.
Second Step: Bullying Prevention
Second Step: Bullying Prevention
Second Step is committed to promoting all aspects of children's safety at home, at school, and in the community. They offer information and activities to empower adults and children with resources to identify and prevent bullying, and to support those affected by it.
Second Step is committed to promoting all aspects of children's safety at home, at school, and in the community. They offer information and activities to empower adults and children with resources to identify and prevent bullying, and to support those affected by it.
What Parents Should Know About Bullying, Part 1
What Parents Should Know About Bullying, Part 2
Make Conversations With Your Kids a Daily Habit
Captain Compassion: Bullying Prevention Superhero
activities and comic series for kids
videos for adults about empowering kids when confronted with bullying
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