Kit includes: - Report folder containing handouts and program information - 6 puppets - 5 books that have a corresponding puppet o Baxter Bunny Brings his Buddies “Always bring a buddy along” o Hooty Knows “If asked to go and your parents don’t know – shout NO” o Teatree’s Keep and Speak Secrets “There are two types of secrets – KEEP and SPEAK” o Tulee Means Business “Shout NO! Run – Tell someone” o Cosmo Trusts His Instincts “Trust your instincts” - Billy Brings His Buddies Activity booklets and corresponding puppet, all about the buddy system - Safety Rocks Activity Book for Grades 3 and 4 - Zoe and Molly Online comic/activity booklet for Grade 3 - Zoe and Molly Online comic/activity booklet for Grade 4 - 4 Posters (7 Root Safety Strategies, Primary Emotions, Healthy Friendships, Make it a Habit) - Introduction book going over the Kids in the Know Safety Program. - Kindergarten book. Lessons include: o Feelings o Identifying a grown up who you can go to for help o Naming body parts o Okay and not okay touching o The buddy system o If asked to go and your parents don’t know, shout no o What to do when lost - Grade 1 book. Lessons include: o Feelings o A grown up you can go to for help o Boundaries – how to be safe o Keep and speak secrets o The buddy system o Trust your instincts Grade 2 book. Lessons include: o Emotions o Identifying a safe grown-up o Safety awareness o The buddy system o Crossing boundaries o Keep and speak secrets Grade 3 book. Lessons include: o Seven root safety strategies o Emotions o Identifying a safe grown-up o Personal boundaries and assertiveness o Friendship o Keep and speak secrets o The buddy system o Online safety Grade 4 book. Lessons include: o Seven root safety strategies o How we feel and how we act o Expanding the circle of protection around children o Friendship o Common lures o Home alone o Online safety

Kids in the Know is the Canadian Centre for Child ProtectionÕs interactive safety education program designed for students from Kindergarten to Grade 9. The purpose of the program is to help educators teach children and youth effective personal safety strategies in an engaging, age-appropriate and interactive way that builds resiliency skills and reduces their likelihood of victimization in the online and offline world. It is research and evidence-based, balances empowerment with protection, communicates without value statements, builds from past experiences, involves activity-based learning, and facilitates important discussions about personal safety without the use of fear. The program is used in thousands of schools across Canada and has received the nationally-recognized Curriculum Services of Canada seal of approval. Lessons are matched to outcomes mandated by Departments of Education in all jurisdictions across Canada. Topics include healthy relationships, safe and responsible use of technology, addressing high-risk behavior, picture permanence online, as well as building capacity to handle difficult situations and knowing when to seek help.