Saturday, April 18, 2015

Too Safe For Strangers by Deputy Sheriff Robert Kahn and Sharon Chandler



This is a Children's Safety Book.   This book tells children how to deal with strangers.   The "stranger danger" campaign seems to have disappeared but the problem has not.  

The authors clearly describe and define a stranger.  They are very clear on strategies for behavior if a child is approached by a stranger.   They list the more common methods predators use to approach children.  As in their book on bullies, their primary defense is to tell a trusted adult.   They list trusted adults.    The authors use repetition and illustrations to demonstrate their strategies and their scenarios.  The protective strategies are clear and easy to explain. 

I think the author's use of tests and suggestions for role playing are excellent.   As a former teacher and current kindergarten volunteer and I see how successfully repetition is for the younger child.

I recommend.  

site:
http://fhautism.com/bobby-and-mandees-good-touch-bad-touch.html


This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.

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