Impatient Pamela: Says Learn to Call 9-1-1

by Mary Koski (2007, Trellis Publishing, 2.95)
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Impatient Pamela Says: Learn to Call 9-1-1 is an engaging educational tool. Used alone or with the Impatient Pamela Calls 9-1-1 hardcover book, this practical, sixteen-page workbook teaches children about emergencies, including learning their address and phone number, what is a true emergency, when they should call 9-1-1, and who will come when they call. Includes an introductory letter to parents, certificate of completion, and a child’s phone page. Grades K-5. [7” x 10”...16 pages]

Impatient Pamela Calls 9-1-1

by Mary Koski (2007, Trellis Publishing, 14.95)
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This children's picture book by Dr. Mary Koski features Impatient Pamela who learns how to dial 911. Pamela wants to call 911 for silly reasons, but when her friend Martin starts to choke on his sandwich, Pamela has to dial 911 for real. Will she stay calm and remember her lessons? A great story to help parents teach their children when and how to call 911. Grades K-5. [8” x 10”...32 pages]

Browser the Mouse and His Internet Adventure: Browser Learns About Cyberbullying and Making a Safety Plan

by Barbara Trolley, et al. (2009, YouthLight, 17.95)
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This full-color, adorably illustrated book tells the story of Browser the Mouse who makes the decision to try out the new family computer without waiting for his parents’ help. His excitement turns to frustration, confusion and fear as he finds himself lost in a world of chat rooms, blogs and pop-up windows. After telling his parents everything, they call a family meeting to discuss using technology safely.
Designed to promote dialogue and provide practical safety skills for Internet use and cyber balance, Browser is chalked full of youth-friendly, educational concepts and aids. [11” x 8.5”...42 pages]

SCOOP

by Julia Cook (2007, CTC Publishing, 9.95)
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Give children "the scoop" on personal safety with this powerfully important story written to empower children with the skills and confidence needed to make right choices in their daily social interactions. This book is an excellent tool to help parents, counselors and caregivers equip children with safety skills to prevent child abduction. Written in a friendly, non-threatening manner, SCOOP takes a refreshing empathetic approach to the topic of personal safety from a child's point of view. Color. Grades PreK-2. [9” x 8”...32 pages]

Never Talk to Strangers

by Irma Joyce (1995, Golden Books, 9.99/hardback)
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"If you are hanging from a trapeze and up sneaks a camel with bony knees, remember this rule, if you please--never talk to strangers!" This cautionary tale--a backlist favorite--is told in a lighthearted manner, and is newly illustrated. Color. Grades PreK-1. [8” x 10”...32 pages]

Pediatric First Aid for Caregivers and Teachers

by the Am. Academy of Pediatrics (2007, Jones and Bartlett, 13.95)
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This incredible book was designed to give caregivers and teachers the education and confidence they need to effectively care for sick or injured children. Each topic is divided into three sections: 1) What You Should Know—Provides background information. 2) What You Should Look For—Provides assessment information. 3) What You Should Do—Provides first aid treatment information. The appendix specifically addresses common childhood illnesses. Color illustrations and photographs throughout. A potential life-saving reference that belongs on the desk of every educator. [7” x 9”...313 pages]

ICHAT Bingo and Reproducible Activities: A Group Game That Actively Engages Children in Thoughtful Discussions About Internet Savvy and Computer Safety

by Pam Hudgins (2007, MarCo, 16.95)
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Children are facinated by the Internet. Rather than preaching to students what they should and should not do, use this game technique of bingo to teach students the benefits and risks of computer and Internet use. Includes 30 gameboards, calling cards, and reproducible activity sheets. This is a game that could save lives and heartache. Grades 3-8. [8.5” x 11”]

Safety Activities for Kids

by Tom Rodgers (2004, KidsRights, 3.50)
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This great book shows children how to be safe. And, helps adults teach children important safety lessons. You'll find rules and activities that will educate without frightening. The tips will help kids learn to be safe in a variety of situations, including in the home, in the neighborhood, and on the Internet. Kids can read this book on their own or have an adult work with them. The author is a retired Detective Lieutenant from the Indianapolis Police Department. Grades K-5. [8.5” x 8.5”...24 pages]

Safety Zone: A Guide for Children to Avoid Abduction

by Linda Meyer (1997, KidsRights, 2.95)
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A book of vignettes about children who escape being abducted by strangers, or a non-custodial parent. Grades K-3. [5” x 8”...32 pages]

I'm Lost

by Elizabeth Crary (1996, Parenting Press, 6.95)
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Amy has lost her dad at the zoo. What can she do to find him? She thinks about staying where she is, going and looking for her dad, crying, or finding another adult with children to help her. Grades K-3. [7” x 8.5”...32 pages]

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