CHILD SAFETY RESOURCES COMPLETE LIST
The Educational Resources Store
contains educational books and
videos for children, teens,
parents and teachers about
adolescence and growing up. The
books and videos featured on
this site cover a wide range of
topics. You will find topics
ranging from infant education to
dealing with teens with
different and sometimes
difficult situations. The books
and DVDs contain information at
all levels, including books,
DVDs, games and posters geared
to the children, teens, parents,
and teachers.
Product ID: CHS-001
This Level C "Rookie Reader" contains
rhyming stanzas that advise kids to wash
their hands, avoid eating wild berries
or sitting in wet paint. In soft
illustrations, multi-ethnic children
clutch adults' hands, climb trees
carefully, sit correctly in chairs, tie
their shoes, wear bike helmets, and
buckle their seatbelts. The cautionary
advice blends perfectly with the muted
art. The overall message shifts the
text's emphasis away from "don't do
this" to an upbeat ending: "Always be
safe in whatever you do. Nothing is
quite as important as you." This is an
important, educational book for any
library or home school collection.
Pages: 32
Product ID: CHS-004
This world can be a dangerous place,
especially where our children are
concerned. All children, even the
very young ones can learn basic skills
for staying safe in everyday situations
and preparing for emergencies.
This book teaches little ones, without
frightening them, or their parents, how
to avoid potentially perilous situations
and learn to ask for help. By
following directions, using things
carefully, and planning ahead, children
can be safer. This book includes
questions, activities, and safety games
that reinforce the ideas being taught.
Pages: 40
Product ID: CHS-003
This book will help teach children about
personal safety. It includes a
story about a girl named Jane, who
teaches children how to recognize
potentially dangerous situations.
The first part of the book includes
national statistics and Jane's story.
The second part of the book is full of
activities and reproducible worksheets
to help reinforce basic rules for
personal safety.
Pages: 48
Product ID: CHS-007
This friendly, informative book for kids
aged from 4 to 7 acknowledges kids'
fears and makes them aware of things
they need in order to feel safe in
different situations. They learn,
for instance, to look both ways when
crossing a road, to wear special
clothing for sports, to know their
parents' names, phone number, and
emergency numbers, and many other
details. This is an
easy-to-understand series of books for
younger children. Each title
explores emotional issues and discusses
the questions that arise among kids of
preschool through early school age.
Written by a child counselor and
psychotherapist, each title promotes
positive interaction among children,
parents, and teachers. The books
in this series are written in simple
language that makes sense to younger
kids. It also features a guide for
parents on how to use the book, a
glossary, suggested additional reading,
and a list of resources.
Pages: 29
Product ID: FAM-011
It is very important for kids have a
safe place to live and play. For some
kids, this means living with foster
parents. With simple words and colorful
illustrations, this book explains why
some kids have to move to foster homes,
what foster parents do, and ways kids
might feel during foster care. Many
children believe that they were put in
foster care because they did something
wrong. This book makes them understand
that the troubles in their lives are not
their fault. The emphasis throughout the
book is one of hope and support. It also
includes resources and information for
parents, foster parents, social workers,
counselors, and teachers.
Pages: 32
Product ID: BUL-097
We know that school bus drivers are very
well-trained, but they do not have
control over other driver's actions.
Because of this, communication between
the students and the driver is very
necessary. In this video, Bobby, a
third grader, copes with some events
where he is treated with a lack of
respect by some other students. On
his third day at school, he is excited
about a good report from his teacher and
is eager to share it with his mother.
Unfortunately, Bobby makes a big mistake
when he does not follow the instructions
for crossing safely in front of the bus.
A distracted driver ignores safety
procedures, and Bobby is hit by the car.
While Bobby's friends and classmates
wait to learn about the outcome, viewers
have time to reflect on the importance
of following safe procedures. A
joint venture between the Ohio
Association of Pupil Transportation and
The Broken Toy Project, this color
unrated educational drama on DVD
features students from the Worthington
City Schools. This intense,
disturbing film makes it a good
discussion-starting tool for children
fifth grade, and under. While the
procedures followed in the film are
based on Ohio rules, students and
drivers in all states can benefit from
viewing this film.
Runtime: 21 mins
Product ID: CHS-010
In this book, a leading expert on
behavior gives practical new steps to
improve children's safety, giving you
the ability to allow your kids their
independence without worrying and losing
sleep yourself. When it comes to their
children's safety all parents face the
same concerns, including: being safe
away from home, sexual abuse warning
signs, choosing babysitters and schools,
and ideas for keeping teenagers away
from violence. With boldness and
compassion, the author destroys the
widely held myths about danger and
safety and helps parents attain some
assurance about life's most important
questions.
Pages: 336
Product ID: CHS-002
Dottie Raymer's Staying Home Alone
prepares kids for those times when they
have the house all to themselves.
It emphasizes safety, but the tone is
not didactic. Instead, important
information is made kid-friendly through
engaging graphics and an accessible
format, with lots of sidebars. The
opening chapter, which addresses house
rules and assesses a young person's
readiness for this new responsibility,
is especially helpful.
Additionally, there are chapters on
dealing with siblings, handling tricky
situations, and knowing who to call for
specific emergencies. Lauren
Scheuer's cartoon illustrations reflect
the target audience, which are
middle-school girls, but boys, too, will
find this an valuable guide.
Pages: 72
Product ID: CHS-005
The Hot Tips presented in the Stranger
Safety DVD are explored in song on this
cool music CD, which keeps cool kids on
the Safe Side. Produced by Grammy
Award-winning musician Christopher
Davis.
Songs: 10
Product ID: CHS-004
In this educational DVD, you'll learn
how to avoid potentially dangerous
situations with people you don't know
and kinda know, in a fun, and memorable
way. We know that safety can be
very boring, and even a bit scary, but
prepare yourself for something really
different. One of the most
important things you can do to protect
your children is to talk with them about
potentially dangerous situations, and
this Emmy Award-winning video can help.
It keeps kids engaged while introducing
them to seven easy-to- remember "Hot
Tips". Hosted by "Safe Side
Superchick," and featuring a cameo by
John Walsh, the program is fun to watch
and never scary. This DVD is
geared toward children 5 to 11 years
old.
Runtime: 42 mins
Product ID: CHS-008
In this educational safety video, there
are half a dozen scenarios where younger
and older kids discuss what you should
do if an adult you're not sure about
comes to your door when you are home
alone, or a stranger asks for help, or
your parent is late to the appointed
pick up place, or you meet someone scary
or creepy, or someone tries to hurt you,
or people want to touch you in places
they shouldn't. Would your
children or students know what to do in
these situations? This video
contains sensible strategies that are
driven home through repetition and peer
reinforcement. By using a catchy,
easy to remember song, kids will be able
to make the right choices when it comes
stranger safety.
Runtime: 23 mins
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