STRANGER DANGER Safety Digital Game Safety Awareness Is This Safe – Life Skills

Looking for an engaging, age-appropriate way to teach personal safety skills and stranger awareness in a calm, empowering, and non-fear-based way? Stranger Danger: Making Safe Choices is our interactive digital PowerPoint game designed to help elementary school students understand safe vs unsafe situations, trust their instincts, and know how and when to seek help.

Our game moves beyond simple “don’ts” and instead teaches children how to recognize unsafe situations, listen to their body signals, and make confident, informed choices in real-life scenarios. Through guided discussion, teamwork, and reflection, students build essential safety skills in a supportive, developmentally appropriate format.

This game is ideal for school counselors, classroom teachers, psychologists, social workers, and SEL lessons, and works well for whole-class instruction, small groups, or counseling sessions.

HOW IT WORKS:

• Play directly in PowerPoint — no special software required

• Choose 2–10 teams for flexible group sizes

• Teams earn points by answering safety-based questions

• Correct answers are revealed with one click

• Encourages discussion, reflection, and peer learning

• Press RESET to replay again and again — unlimited use

GAME FEATURES:

This digital game includes 5 engaging sections, each with 5 questions and increasing point values (100–500), designed to build safety understanding step-by-step:

1.Who Is a Stranger? – Helps students understand what a stranger is — and isn’t — using clear, age-appropriate definitions

2.Safe vs Unsafe Choices – Guides students in identifying safe decisions and recognizing potentially unsafe situations

3.Listen to Your Gut – Builds body awareness and teaches children to recognize internal warning signs and trust their instincts

4.What Would You Do? – Uses real-life scenarios to practice problem-solving, decision-making, and safety responses

5.Trusted Adults & Safe Help – Reinforces the importance of identifying trusted adults and knowing how to ask for help

WHY TEACHERS & COUNSELORS LOVE IT

• Teaches personal safety without fear-based language

• Supports SEL, health, and safety lessons

• Encourages open discussion in a safe, supportive way

• Helps children develop confidence, voice, and self-advocacy

• Ideal for elementary classrooms, counseling groups, and schoolwide lessons

• Low-prep — simply open and play

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