📖 Staying SafeAges 4-6
I Have to Tell My Grown-Up
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At the park, an older child Jack sort of knew said, "Come with me, let's go to the other playground over there." It wasn't far, but it was away from where Jack's grown-up could see him. Jack wanted to go — but he knew the rule: don't go off somewhere without telling your grown-up first. (Feeling words: Unsure)
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Why is it important to tell your grown-up before you go somewhere?
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