McGruff: Guide to Personal Safety

McGruff helps children understand that they have personal space. He explains that everybody has the right to protect their personal space -- to refuse to allow someone to be physically close, even a relative, friend, or neighbor. McGruff also makes it clear that we need to be close to people we love and trust. He illustrates the difference between the actions of people whose closeness is natural and those who may put a child's safety at risk.

  Curriculum Standards

Grades: K-2   |   Copyright: 1987