Most safety books tell children what to be afraid of. This one teaches them how to think.
Across 60 illustrated scenarios, four kids work through the situations children actually face — a crossing with headphones on, a parking lot with a reversing car, a message from someone they don't quite know, a store where the adult they came with is suddenly not there. Every scenario stops at the decision point and asks the reader to choose before turning the page.Then the Blueprint Breakdown shows what the clues were, why one choice was safest, and exactly what to say out loud.
WHAT'S INSIDE60 real-life scenarios across 8 chapters: awareness, getting lost, boundaries, peer pressure, online and gaming, emergencies, money and scams, everyday independence.
WHY IT WORKS DIFFERENTLY
The mentor in this book never solves the problem. He freezes the frame, points at what changed, and asks a question. The children solve it first - which is the only way the skill transfers to a moment when no adult is watching.Nothing here teaches a child to judge people by how they look. The whole method rests on one idea, repeated throughout: most people are good, but structure keeps us safe.
Printed in classic black-and-white comic format, on paper made to be written on. Ages 8-12.Field Guide 01 from Visual Architect Press.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Most safety books tell children what to be afraid of. This one teaches them how to think.Across 60 illustrated scenarios, four kids work through the situations children actually face - a crossing with headphones on, a parking lot with a reversing car, a message from someone they don't quite know, a store where the adult they came with is suddenly not there. Every scenario stops at the decision point and asks the reader to choose before turning the page.Then the Blueprint Breakdown shows what the clues were, why one choice was safest, and exactly what to say out loud.WHAT'S INSIDE60 real-life scenarios across 8 chapters: awareness, getting lost, boundaries, peer pressure, online and gaming, emergencies, money and scams, everyday independence.The S.A.F.E. Blueprint - a four-step method the child can use anywhere: Stop and Scan, Assess, Find the safest move, Exit and ExplainThree-choice decision zones where the child commits to an answer before seeing the outcomeA sentence to practise out loud in every breakdown, written to fit a real conversation60-second practice activities: route drills, visual sorts, role-plays that take less time than an argument about screen timeA private family page for trusted contacts, meeting places and emergency informationWHY IT WORKS DIFFERENTLYThe mentor in this book never solves the problem. He freezes the frame, points at what changed, and asks a question. The children solve it first - which is the only way the skill transfers to a moment when no adult is watching.Nothing here teaches a child to judge people by how they look. The whole method rests on one idea, repeated throughout: most people are good, but structure keeps us safe.Printed in classic black-and-white comic format, on paper made to be written on. Ages 8-12.Field Guide 01 from Visual Architect Press. Instead of teaching fear, this interactive guide empowers young readers to master situational awareness through immersive decision-making scenarios. It transforms safety training into a mental toolkit for navigating the real world with confidence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9788368391695
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Most safety books tell children what to be afraid of. This one teaches them how to think.Across 60 illustrated scenarios, four kids work through the situations children actually face - a crossing with headphones on, a parking lot with a reversing car, a message from someone they don't quite know, a store where the adult they came with is suddenly not there. Every scenario stops at the decision point and asks the reader to choose before turning the page.Then the Blueprint Breakdown shows what the clues were, why one choice was safest, and exactly what to say out loud.WHAT'S INSIDE60 real-life scenarios across 8 chapters: awareness, getting lost, boundaries, peer pressure, online and gaming, emergencies, money and scams, everyday independence.The S.A.F.E. Blueprint - a four-step method the child can use anywhere: Stop and Scan, Assess, Find the safest move, Exit and ExplainThree-choice decision zones where the child commits to an answer before seeing the outcomeA sentence to practise out loud in every breakdown, written to fit a real conversation60-second practice activities: route drills, visual sorts, role-plays that take less time than an argument about screen timeA private family page for trusted contacts, meeting places and emergency informationWHY IT WORKS DIFFERENTLYThe mentor in this book never solves the problem. He freezes the frame, points at what changed, and asks a question. The children solve it first - which is the only way the skill transfers to a moment when no adult is watching.Nothing here teaches a child to judge people by how they look. The whole method rests on one idea, repeated throughout: most people are good, but structure keeps us safe.Printed in classic black-and-white comic format, on paper made to be written on. Ages 8-12.Field Guide 01 from Visual Architect Press. N° de réf. du vendeur 9788368391695
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Most safety books tell children what to be afraid of. This one teaches them how to think.Across 60 illustrated scenarios, four kids work through the situations children actually face - a crossing with headphones on, a parking lot with a reversing car, a message from someone they don't quite know, a store where the adult they came with is suddenly not there. Every scenario stops at the decision point and asks the reader to choose before turning the page.Then the Blueprint Breakdown shows what the clues were, why one choice was safest, and exactly what to say out loud.WHAT'S INSIDE60 real-life scenarios across 8 chapters: awareness, getting lost, boundaries, peer pressure, online and gaming, emergencies, money and scams, everyday independence.The S.A.F.E. Blueprint - a four-step method the child can use anywhere: Stop and Scan, Assess, Find the safest move, Exit and ExplainThree-choice decision zones where the child commits to an answer before seeing the outcomeA sentence to practise out loud in every breakdown, written to fit a real conversation60-second practice activities: route drills, visual sorts, role-plays that take less time than an argument about screen timeA private family page for trusted contacts, meeting places and emergency informationWHY IT WORKS DIFFERENTLYThe mentor in this book never solves the problem. He freezes the frame, points at what changed, and asks a question. The children solve it first - which is the only way the skill transfers to a moment when no adult is watching.Nothing here teaches a child to judge people by how they look. The whole method rests on one idea, repeated throughout: most people are good, but structure keeps us safe.Printed in classic black-and-white comic format, on paper made to be written on. Ages 8-12.Field Guide 01 from Visual Architect Press. Instead of teaching fear, this interactive guide empowers young readers to master situational awareness through immersive decision-making scenarios. It transforms safety training into a mental toolkit for navigating the real world with confidence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9788368391695
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Most safety books tell children what to be afraid of. This one teaches them how to think.Across 60 illustrated scenarios, four kids work through the situations children actually face - a crossing with headphones on, a parking lot with a reversing car, a message from someone they don't quite know, a store where the adult they came with is suddenly not there. Every scenario stops at the decision point and asks the reader to choose before turning the page.Then the Blueprint Breakdown shows what the clues were, why one choice was safest, and exactly what to say out loud.WHAT'S INSIDE60 real-life scenarios across 8 chapters: awareness, getting lost, boundaries, peer pressure, online and gaming, emergencies, money and scams, everyday independence.The S.A.F.E. Blueprint - a four-step method the child can use anywhere: Stop and Scan, Assess, Find the safest move, Exit and ExplainThree-choice decision zones where the child commits to an answer before seeing the outcomeA sentence to practise out loud in every breakdown, written to fit a real conversation60-second practice activities: route drills, visual sorts, role-plays that take less time than an argument about screen timeA private family page for trusted contacts, meeting places and emergency informationWHY IT WORKS DIFFERENTLYThe mentor in this book never solves the problem. He freezes the frame, points at what changed, and asks a question. The children solve it first - which is the only way the skill transfers to a moment when no adult is watching.Nothing here teaches a child to judge people by how they look. The whole method rests on one idea, repeated throughout: most people are good, but structure keeps us safe.Printed in classic black-and-white comic format, on paper made to be written on. Ages 8-12.Field Guide 01 from Visual Architect Press. Instead of teaching fear, this interactive guide empowers young readers to master situational awareness through immersive decision-making scenarios. It transforms safety training into a mental toolkit for navigating the real world with confidence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9788368391695
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