Does finding 25-minutes to talk to your kids or your busy tweens and teens about safety seem impossible? Try the follwing discussion starter. In the month of May - we will be posting 25 safety tips for parents and students of all ages.
Remember to Take 25 - 25 minutes, 25 days, 25 messages.
Conversation Starter #4
Targeted for students of all ages
Does your screen name or email address give clues about who you are, such as your name or age? If so, let's come up with a safer one.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Monday, May 3, 2010
Take 25 - Conversation Starter 3
Does finding 25-minutes to talk to your kids or your busy tweens and teens about safety seem impossible? Try the follwing discussion starter. In the month of May - we will be posting 25 safety tips for parents and students of all ages.
Remember to Take 25 - 25 minutes, 25 days, 25 messages.
Conversation Starter #3
Targeted for students of all ages
Let's make a list of 3 people whom you can call in case of an emergency if you can't reach me. These are trusted people that we can both reach in case we can't reach each other.
Remember to also include 911 in this conversation, and if your child has a cell phone - how they need to hit *911 first. Many children do not know and just dialing 911 on a cellular phone will not work on many phones.
Remember to Take 25 - 25 minutes, 25 days, 25 messages.
Conversation Starter #3
Targeted for students of all ages
Let's make a list of 3 people whom you can call in case of an emergency if you can't reach me. These are trusted people that we can both reach in case we can't reach each other.
Remember to also include 911 in this conversation, and if your child has a cell phone - how they need to hit *911 first. Many children do not know and just dialing 911 on a cellular phone will not work on many phones.
Take 25 - Conversation Starter 2
Does finding 25-minutes to talk to your kids or your busy tweens and teens about safety seem impossible? Try the follwing discussion starter. In the month of May - we will be posting 25 safety tips for parents and students of all ages.
Remember to Take 25 - 25 minutes, 25 days, 25 messages.
Conversation Starter #2
Targets Children 5 to 10
Has anyone ever called or knocked on the door while was busy or not able to answer it? What did you do?
What should you do in the future?
What should you do when you have a baby sitter and I am not with you?
Remember to Take 25 - 25 minutes, 25 days, 25 messages.
Conversation Starter #2
Targets Children 5 to 10
Has anyone ever called or knocked on the door while was busy or not able to answer it? What did you do?
What should you do in the future?
What should you do when you have a baby sitter and I am not with you?
Take 25 - Conversation Starter 1
Does finding 25-minutes to talk to your kids or your busy tweens and teens about safety seem impossible? Try the follwing discussion starter. In the month of May - we will be posting 25 safety tips for parents and students of all ages.
Remember to Take 25 - 25 minutes, 25 days, 25 messages.
Conversation Starter #1
Targeted for students that are ages 5- 9
Could you tell me our home addrees?
What is our home phone number?
Where can you reach us (parents / caregivers) when we are not together? Do you know work numbers and / or cell numbers?
Do you know the name and phone number of a trusted family member or friend also?
Remember to also include 911 in this conversation, and if your child has a cell phone - how they need to hit *911 first. Many children do not know and just dialing 911 on a cellular phone will not work on many phones.
Remember to Take 25 - 25 minutes, 25 days, 25 messages.
Conversation Starter #1
Targeted for students that are ages 5- 9
Could you tell me our home addrees?
What is our home phone number?
Where can you reach us (parents / caregivers) when we are not together? Do you know work numbers and / or cell numbers?
Do you know the name and phone number of a trusted family member or friend also?
Remember to also include 911 in this conversation, and if your child has a cell phone - how they need to hit *911 first. Many children do not know and just dialing 911 on a cellular phone will not work on many phones.
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