Uncertain or uncomfortable? Pause and check with a trusted adult.
20 lessons · Grade 3
A grown-up you trust is someone who keeps you safe and listens.
We ask a grown-up when we need help or something is unclear.
If something feels wrong, we tell a grown-up we trust.
If something is confusing, we ask a grown-up to explain.
If we get a strange message or request, we do not answer; we tell a grown-up.
If someone asks for secrets or private info, we tell a grown-up.
When we are not sure if something is okay, we ask first.
For big decisions about the internet or apps, we involve a grown-up.
If we feel upset about something online, we talk to a grown-up.
If we see something scary or wrong, we tell a grown-up.
If a friend is in trouble, we can tell a grown-up who can help.
We can ask a grown-up what the rules are at home and at school.
Grown-ups can explain things and help us stay safe.
It is always okay to ask a grown-up; that is being smart.
We can ask again if we still do not understand.
We might ask different grown-ups for different kinds of help.
Some things we tell a grown-up right away to stay safe.
Asking for help helps keep us and others safe.
Asking for help does not get you in trouble; it is the right thing to do.
We reviewed when and how to ask a grown-up for help.