Recognise React Report
Home » Keeping Kids Safe »These activities are a quick easy way for children to start to learn about their personal safety. Using our Recognise, React, Report key words, children can do these activities unsupervised or supervised and kickstart the conversation about being safe.
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Bunting flags
Write or draw your own safety messages, cut out and display at home or school.
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Morky's Safety Mission Board Game
While we take child safety very seriously here at the Daniel Morcombe Foundation, our big, red mascot Morky absolutely loves fun and games!
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Conversation Cards
Prep to Year 12
Download our Conversation Cards. Choose between the two different conversation cards resources we have available. One for Parents and Carers and the other for Educators.
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2020 - Upper Primary
Our upper primary lesson will focus on recognising safe and unsafe situations in the real and online world, for children aged 8 to 12.
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Bruce's Cat Tale
Prep to Year 2
Bruce shares a narrative of a cat being chased by a dog. He outlines the cat’s physical reaction – such as fur standing up and hissing. This tale provides a creative and one-step removed way to unpack body clues for children. Video length 7.02min.
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Australia’s Biggest Child Safety Lesson
Early Childhood to Year 2
The lesson has been developed using age appropriate evidence based personal safety education strategies for children between the ages of 3 to 8 years. Video length 24.45min.
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Australia’s Biggest Child Safety Lesson
Prep to Year 2
Bruce and Denise Morcombe will share strategies for students in year 3 to 6 to help promote safety. How to Recognise, React and Report unsafe situations. Video length 18.15min.
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2021 – Early Years
For children aged 4 to 7 the lesson will focus on help seeking strategies.
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2022 - Early Years
For children aged 4 to 7, the theme will focus on a focus on boundaries and body parts, using age-appropriate, evidence based personal safety education strategies.
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2023 - Upper Primary
For children aged 8 to 12 with focus on the concepts of ‘my body, my choice’, and strategies children can then use when they need to seek, give or deny consent (permission).
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Child Safety Chatterbox
A fun take home game that children can play with their safety network.