'No Go, Tell Someone' Safety Quiz for Young Children

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🚫 'No Go' Feeling: That uneasy feeling in your tummy when something doesn't feel right.
• 🗣️ Tell Someone: Always talk to a trusted adult (like a parent, teacher, or relative) about your 'No Go' feelings.
• 🛡️ Safe Adults: Identify adults you can trust and go to for help.
• 🏃 Leave the Situation: If you feel unsafe, remove yourself from the situation immediately.
• 📞 Emergency Numbers: Know important numbers like 911 (or your local emergency number).
• 📍 Safe Places: Identify safe places you can go to if you feel threatened (like a friend's house or a police station).
• 🗣️ Practice: Role-play scenarios to practice using your voice to say "NO" and tell a trusted adult.

🤔 Practice Quiz

1. What does it mean to have a 'No Go' feeling?
   1. A feeling of excitement.
   2. A feeling that something might be unsafe or wrong.
   3. A feeling of hunger.
   4. A feeling of happiness.
2. Who should you tell if you have a 'No Go' feeling?
   1. A stranger on the street.
   2. A trusted adult like a parent or teacher.
   3. Your best friend.
   4. No one.
3. What should you do if someone makes you feel uncomfortable?
   1. Keep it a secret.
   2. Laugh it off.
   3. Tell them it's okay.
   4. Tell a trusted adult.
4. If you are lost, who is the best person to ask for help?
   1. Anyone nearby.
   2. Someone wearing a uniform, like a police officer or store employee.
   3. The first person you see.
   4. A group of teenagers.
5. What is an example of a safe place you can go to if you feel threatened?
   1. An empty park.
   2. A dark alley.
   3. A friend's house.
   4. A stranger's car.
6. What is the best way to respond if someone tries to touch you without your permission?
   1. Stay silent.
   2. Yell "NO!" and run away.
   3. Whisper "stop".
   4. Pretend it didn't happen.
7. Why is it important to practice saying "NO"?
   1. Because it's fun.
   2. To make it easier to stand up for yourself in unsafe situations.
   3. To be polite.
   4. Because your parents told you to.