Opening Prayer:
Scripture:
"Yea, a man whose heart did swell with thanksgiving to his God,
for the many privileges and blessings which he bestowed
upon his people; a man who did labor exceedingly for the
welfare and safety of his people."
Song:
Children's Songbook Page 177
Activity:
Role Play
Person One: “Hey, What is your name?”
Person Two: “Samantha. What’s yours?”
Did she do the right thing?
Person One: “Would like to go with me to see a movie? It’ll be my treat. I’ll buy you popcorn and soda.”
Person Two: Shout “NO!” Do not go ANYWHERE with her, go to a place where there are other people and tell an adult what happened.
Did she do the right thing?
Person One: “I’m lost. Will you walk with me to the corner of Second and Maple Street? It is only a few blocks away.”
Person Two: “I’m sorry, but I’m not allowed to do that. Maybe you should ask an adult for help.”
Did she do the right thing?
Person One: "Will you come with me and help me find my dog? I will give you $10.00. I know my poor little dog is so scared."
Person Two: “I’m sorry, but I’m not allowed to do that. Maybe you should ask an adult for help.”
Did she do the right thing?
Person One: “Please help me! I’m bleeding!”
Person Two: “Mom! Dad! Call 911!”
Did she do the right thing?
Alternate Activity:
The Safe Side has DVDs that cover Stranger Safety and Internet Safety. This is a touchy subject that can scare children, but John Walsh (America's Most Wanted) and Julie Clark (Baby Einstein) have put this fantastic presentation together. It educates children without scaring them by teaching them the difference between "Don't Knows" and "Kinda Knows".
You can order the DVDs online, download them from iTunes, or do what I did and borrow them from the library.
FHE lesson: Who Is a Stranger and What Should I Do? (Disclaimer: this is not my file. preparednotscared.blogspot.com uploaded it and it is a fantastic resource! When the window opens, click on
the green download button.)
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