Level 1 · ages 6–8OECD FLSafety
A stranger asks for money/info — say no
🎯 Goal: Know a stranger asking for money or private info is a warning; say no and tell a grown-up.
A stranger asking for money, where you live, or your info is a warning. Say “no” and tell parents/teachers right away.
Let’s explore
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A stranger asking for money or private info → you say "no".
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Tell a trusted grown-up right away (parents, teachers).
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Do not tell strangers your address, full name, or how much money you have.
Practice activity
🧠 A stranger asks “How much money do you have?” — what do you do?
Worked example: A stranger at the school gate asks for money and where you live. You say “I won’t tell” and go tell a teacher/parent right away.
Quick quiz
1. A stranger asks for your money, you should?
→ Say no and tell a grown-up
2. Should you tell a stranger your address?
→ No
3. When a stranger asks for info, tell whom?
→ A trusted grown-up
4. A stranger demanding private info is?
→ A warning sign
5. The right answer to a stranger asking for money?
→ "No, I won’t"
🎯 Real-life mission
Practice saying “I must ask my parents first” if a stranger asks for money or info.
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