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Feeling Safe
We all have the right to feel safe all the time.
Our bodies tell us when we are feeling safe. Some of these feelings can include feeling warm and relaxed.
Sometimes it’s fun to feel a little scared. When we are feeling scared we may get goosebumps, our stomach might churn or our heart may beat faster. Watching a scary film or going on a roller coaster can be scary, for example. It’s an adventure if we choose to do it or have some control. We can stop it when we want to or we know when it’s going to end.
Our bodies tell us when we are not feeling safe. It could well be unsafe if it is not our choice, we are not in control and we do not have a time limit. This may be called a personal emergency.
We can talk with someone about anything even if it seems awful or small.
We can ask for help if we are feeling unsafe. We will know when our problem has been solved when we feel safe again.
Websites, puzzles and games
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- Need to call 999?
- Questions you'll be asked
How to make a 999 call
- Suffering from Abuse
- Report it
Puzzles
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- The 64 piece puzzle
- Can you complete the 64 piece puzzle?
Load the puzzle
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- The 8 piece puzzle
- Can you complete the 8 piece puzzle?
Load the puzzle.
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- The 64 piece puppy puzzle
- Can you complete the 64 piece puzzle?
Load the puppy.
Games and drawing
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- Pairs
- Can you find all the pairs
Load the pair game and click on the cards top right to turn them over.
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- Drawing and Colouring
- How good is your mouse control?
Load the drawing board
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- Gather the apples
- Help the farmer collect all the apples. Load the farmer game. Use the arrow keys to move the farmer.
