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Author:
Head, Honor.
Title:
Being safe with people / by Honor Head.
Publisher:
Franklin Watts
Copyright Date:
2015
Description:
24 pages : colour illustrations ; 27 cm.
Subject:
Children and strangers--Juvenile literature.
Safety education--Juvenile literature.
Child abuse--Prevention--Juvenile literature.
Crime prevention--Juvenile literature.
Summary:
A simple series of books, empowering younger children aged 5-7 to know how to look after themselves in a variety of everyday situations. Includes tips from 'supermouse' Safety Sam on how to stay safe and how to identify potential dangers. Being Safe with People looks at how to act safely and sensibly with people you meet, whether family, friends or complete strangers. It explains what 'stranger danger' is and gives tips on what to do if you encounter it; it explores what to do if friends are unkind or if you are bullied and it also looks very sensitively at how to deal with inappropriate behaviour from adults, even when you know them.
ISBN:
1445144298
9781445144290
Locations:
YAPC771 -- Bondurant Community Library (Bondurant)
FXPH314 -- Carnegie-Stout Public Library (Dubuque)

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