Kidpower Confident Kids
Safety Lessons Workbook
Social-Emotional Skills for Children & Youth
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This resource helps teachers and other staff integrate teaching Kidpower safety strategies and skills into their daily activities. The Positive Peer lessons are especially important in creating a common language with students to help prevent bullying.
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About the author
Irene van der Zande
Kidpower Founder and Executive Irene van der Zande is a master at teaching safety through stories and practices and at inspiring others to do the same. Her child protection and personal safety expertise has been featured by USA Today, CNN, Today Moms, the LA Times, and The Wall Street Journal. Publications include: cartoon-illustrated Kidpower Safety Comics and Kidpower Teaching Books curriculum; Bullying: What Adults Need to Know and Do to Keep Kids Safe; the Relationship Safety Skills Handbook for Teens and Adults; Earliest Teachable Moment: Personal Safety for Babies, Toddlers, and Preschoolers; The Kidpower Book for Caring Adults: Personal Safety, Self-Protection, Confidence, and Advocacy for Young People, and the Amazon Best Seller Doing Right by Our Kids: Protecting Child Safety at All Levels.
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Kidpower Confident Kids
Safety Lessons Workbook
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Social-Emotional Skills for Children & Youth
Learn people safety skills
Stay safe with our feelings, word, and bodies
Prevent bullying
Table of contents
Adaptations for Learning Differences
Lesson 1: Awareness, Calm, Respect, and Confidence
- Open Up Instead of Closing Down
- Stay Aware of Your Surroundings
- Act Respectful Instead of Angry or Upset
- Act Confident Instead of Scared or Worried
Lesson 2: Use Our Positive Power to Make Safe Choices
- Use The Kidpower Trash Can
- Use The Mini Trash Can
- Use The Imagination And Flip Top Trash Can
- Take Charge of Safety
- Ask For What You Want and Walk Away From Trouble
- Feel One Way And Act Another
- Get Help and Be Helpful
Lesson 3: Check and Think First
- When to Move Away and Check First
- Check First Even if Someone Seems Familiar
- You are More Important Than Your Things
- Put Safety First
Lesson 4: Move Away From Trouble and Out of Reach
- Move Out of Reach
- Set a Boundary and Leave
Lesson 5: Make a Safety Plan and Get Help
- Know Your Safety Plan
- Know How to Get Help Everywhere You Go
- Figure Out Who to Tell About a Safety Problem
- Be Persistent in Getting Help
- Keep Asking Until You Get Help
Lesson 6: Set Powerful, Respectful Boundaries
- Boundary Safety Rules with People You Know
- Problems Should Not be Secrets
- The Kidpower Consent Checklist
- Stop Unwanted Touch
- Set Boundaries Even if Someone Doesn't Listen
- Set Boundaries Even if Someone Gets Upset
- Tell An Emergency Lie and Break An Unsafe Promise