Child Safety Poem Inspector

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Yes/No: safety message.

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Child Safety Poem InspectorOnline version Yes/No: safety message. by Hidden Author 1 The repeated line in the poem is "Leave them alone!" Yes No 2 The repeated line helps make the warning memorable. Yes No 3 The poem teaches that unsafe situations should be taken seriously. Yes No 4 "Leave them alone!" is repeated for emphasis. Yes No 5 The poem says children should trust every adult who offers money. Yes No 6 The picture-and-poem lesson asks learners to think about safety. Yes No 7 The main message is about keeping children safe. Yes No 8 The poem presents sweets and money as reasons children should ignore safety. Yes No 9 The poem warns children about risky promises from adults. Yes No 10 The poem speaks to both young girls and young boys. Yes No 11 The poem is mainly about buying food at a market. Yes No 12 The poem warns about unsafe adults offering children gifts or promises. Yes No

Child Safety Poem InspectorOnline version

Yes/No: safety message.

by Hidden Author

The repeated line in the poem is "Leave them alone!"

Yes

The repeated line helps make the warning memorable.

Yes

The poem teaches that unsafe situations should be taken seriously.

Yes

"Leave them alone!" is repeated for emphasis.

Yes

The poem says children should trust every adult who offers money.

Yes

The picture-and-poem lesson asks learners to think about safety.

Yes

The main message is about keeping children safe.

Yes

The poem presents sweets and money as reasons children should ignore safety.

Yes

The poem warns children about risky promises from adults.

Yes

The poem speaks to both young girls and young boys.

Yes

The poem is mainly about buying food at a market.

Yes

The poem warns about unsafe adults offering children gifts or promises.

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

Child Safety Poem Inspector

Yes or No

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Child Safety Poem InspectorOnline version

by Hidden Author

The repeated line in the poem is "Leave them alone!"

The repeated line helps make the warning memorable.

The poem teaches that unsafe situations should be taken seriously.

"Leave them alone!" is repeated for emphasis.

The poem says children should trust every adult who offers money.

The picture-and-poem lesson asks learners to think about safety.

The main message is about keeping children safe.

The poem presents sweets and money as reasons children should ignore safety.

The poem warns children about risky promises from adults.

The poem speaks to both young girls and young boys.

The poem is mainly about buying food at a market.

The poem warns about unsafe adults offering children gifts or promises.

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