Lessons 123-124 13B Safety Tips for Teens
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3) 1. Work with a partner and answer the questions.
What is safety?
Who is a stranger?
Who are safe strangers?
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2. Read the text and check your
answers to the exercise 1.
A stranger is anyone who your
family doesn't know well. You can see
strangers every day in shops, in the park and in the street. Most of these
strangers are nice and normal people, but a few maybe not.
Don't think that "bad strangers” look
scary like monsters or villains in
cartoons. This is not true. Pretty
strangers can be just as dangerous as
the not-so-pretty ones. You can never
understand if strangers are nice or not
just by looking at them. You should be
really careful about all strangers.
But don't think that all strangers
are bad. If you are lost or if a bad
stranger follows you, you need to ask
for help. Safe strangers are people who
you can ask for help when you need
it. Police officers and firefighters are
two examples of safe strangers who
you can easily recognize. Don't forget
about your parents and teachers who
you can always trust.
You must learn to see dangerous
situations and be
and be careful with
strangers or other adults who may
have bad intentions. If an adult asks
you to disobey your parents or do
something without asking them, stop
talking to this person and tell your
parents about this!​