Who would have known that back in the 80s such a simple game would have been around? A game that would teach little children simple rules about safety. And appropriately so it’s called Let’s Be Safe.
What I like about this book is that it has transcended time. Looking at the pages, it’s still applicable today. Save for a few cards it’s pretty neat. For every single problem card, there’s a solution card.
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Just curious, you said “save for a few”, which ones? They all seem solid to me. Even if a lot of them repeat getting the same idea across. Though I understand kids may need specifics.
“Get your own ball, kid.”
As long as you aren’t pulling a Biff from BTTF2 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WM-1M1t3gw), kids should be responsible for their own toys.
lets go tell a grown up