SCOOP
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By: Julia Cook Give children the scoop on personal safety with this powerfully important story written to give children the skills and confidence needed to make right choices in their daily social interactions. SCOOP tells the story of a young girl who finds a rabbit, keeps it as her own, and as a result, learns a handy lesson on how to stay safe in everyday situations. This book is an excellent tool to help parents, teachers, counselors, and caregivers equip children with safety skills to prevent child abduction. Written in a friendly, non-threatening manner, SCOOP takes a refreshingly empathetic approach to the topic of personal safety from a child's point of view. SCOOP is an acronym to help children remember five personal safety strategies: be smart, use your call list, zero talking to strangers, keep strangers out of your personal space, and always pair up. Includes note to parents and tips for parents written by Don Wood, founder of Child Watch of North America. Supports the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. |
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