It told us how to keep safe from people that would harm us. We learned how people use the Internet to get to us and what we should and should not do. For some it prompted intense discussion and even fear. Some kids were uncomfortable with the "scary" content, other appreciated the lessons learned.
Takes on a difficult issue and addresses it sensitively. Encourages self-esteem. May be useful to help new parents in recognizing situations that are potentially hazardous for little ones. Many stressed the importance of viewing this first to make sure you are comfortable with the content before showing young kids. Teaches that each person is responsible for their own safety. Gives examples of how to stay safe by giving real life examples and engaging the audience to consider the right response. Use of a child, Nicole, to present to her peers is very effective.
Offers strategies for kids to deal with danger at home, at play, on the street and the internet. Eight-year-old host, Nicole, talks to kids from a kid's point of view. Features Dr. Loretta Long (Susan on "Sesame Street".) Combines animation, music, dancing and live-action.
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