Stranger Safety Part 2

Stranger Safety | Companion Activity Part 2 reinforces and expands the language, comprehension, and critical thinking skills introduced in the life skills video through more advanced, structured activities. Students describe stranger safety pictures using “say it, see it, and describe it” prompts, generate narratives about interactions with unfamiliar people, and answer opinion-based questions to strengthen expressive language skills. The resource also includes inferencing and prediction tasks related to recognizing potentially unsafe situations, identifying trusted adults, and making safe choices, as well as multi-step verbal and written direction-following activities with modifiers to strengthen listening and reading comprehension. Additional activities target higher-level language skills, including analogies, multiple-meaning words, semantic relationships, grammar practice with pronouns, irregular past tense verbs, and irregular plural nouns, and figurative language such as idioms, metaphors, and similes. These engaging tasks deepen understanding, strengthen language development, and support safety awareness, problem-solving, and appropriate decision-making around unfamiliar people.

Learning Objectives
  1. Describe stranger safety pictures using complete, expanded sentences.
  2. Generate narratives about interactions with unfamiliar people.
  3. Answer opinion questions about stranger safety and safe choices.
  4. Make inferences and predictions about potentially unsafe situations.
  5. Follow two- and three-step verbal directions accurately.
  6. Follow three-step written directions with modifiers.
  7. Demonstrate understanding of analogies, multiple-meaning words, and semantic relationships.
  8. Use pronouns, irregular past tense verbs, and irregular plural nouns correctly.
  9. Interpret idioms, metaphors, and similes in context.
  10. Apply higher-level language skills to stranger safety and everyday situations.
Associated Life Skills Video
Associated Companion Activity

Stranger Safety