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Pre-Program Knowledge Check

Your Experience

Your Expectations

Your Goals

Let's Get Started!

Welcome And Safety Mindset

Let’s Talk: What Is A Firearm, And How Do We Stay Safe?

The Big Three: 
"Stop, Hands Off, Get Helping Hands"

Know It And Spot It

Real or Pretend? Telling Toys From Real Firearms

Where Might You See One? Home, Community, And Media

What Will You Do?

Time To Practice!

At Home...

Quiz: What Do You Do?

Debrief 

At School ...

Debrief

At A Friends House...

I Heard Someone...

Summary

Practice Makes Safe

Review: The Big Three

Helping Friends Make Safe Choices

Family And Community Support

What Do You Do If A Friend Shows One?

Trusted Adults And Safe Helpers

Review And Ready Checklist

Post-Program Knowledge Check

 Knowing What A Firearm Is

 The Big Three In Order

 Real vs. Pretend

 Where Might You See One?

 Moving To A Safe Distance

 Telling A Trusted Adult

 Staying Calm And Acting Fast

 Group Safety Choices

End-Of-Course Safety Check

Feedback And Reflection

How Confident Do You Feel Using The Big Three?

 What Was Most Helpful To You?

Where Do You Want More Practice?

You're All Finished!

Firearm Safety for Kids: Stop, Don’t Touch, Tell is a kid-friendly, parent-approved course that teaches children exactly what to do if they ever see a firearm. Using simple language, relatable examples, and fun practice activities, we build a strong safety mindset: notice, make a safe choice, and get help fast. Children will learn the four essential steps—Stop, Don’t Touch, Move Away, Tell—a proven plan that is easy to remember and use under pressure. Through short lessons, visuals, and role-play, kids learn how to spot the difference between pretend and real, what to do if a friend shows them a firearm, and how to find a trusted adult in different places like home, school, parks, or a friend’s house. Families and educators will appreciate the calm, respectful tone that encourages children to make safe choices without fear. The course includes knowledge checks and quick quizzes to reinforce learning, plus a ready-to-use safety pledge and poster. By the end, children will feel confident, and adults will have a shared language to keep everyone safer—because the best outcome is avoiding touching a firearm and getting help right away.

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Hands Off!

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            <p>Sometimes kids see or hear about firearms in movies, games, or even at a friend’s house. This course gives you a simple plan to stay safe if you ever come across one: Stop, Don’t Touch, Move Away, Tell. We’ll learn what a firearm is in kid-friendly words, why it can be dangerous, and how safety is about being smart—not scared. From the very start, we set an important class rule: if you find something that could be dangerous or you aren’t sure what it is, you never touch it.</p>

<p>As we go, you’ll practice the four safety steps with easy examples, catchy chants, and role-plays so your body and brain know what to do quickly. You’ll learn how to tell the difference between toys and real firearms, what to do if a friend tries to pick one up, and where you might see one—like at a friend’s house, in a car, or on TV. We’ll talk about trusted adults who can help, practice the right words to speak up kindly and clearly, and make a personal safety pledge. Short quizzes will help you check what you know, and by the end, you’ll feel ready and confident to use the steps: Stop, Don’t Touch, Move Away, Tell.</p>
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