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Becoming Street Smart - Local program teaches kids to help themselves... by Nancy Miller

"Image your child is walking home from school when they are approached by someone in a car who stops and asks them for directions.  Would they know what to do? ...."  These are some of the "what if" scenarios that are presented in a booklet from Street Smart Kid'z, a new child safety program offered to Comox Valley Youth between the ages of 10 and 14..."
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The Street Smart Kidz
program provides free information for parents to help keep their children safe.

There are so many things to be careful about today, so many in fact, as parents we can lose track of what we have or haven't had time to teach our kids.

Have we warned them about everything?
Have we given them every tool available, so they can stay safe and be aware of dangerous situations

Tip of the Week

Conclusion of the Bullying Series

I have received many compliments and even more questions from parents during the last month, while we have been doing our series on bullying  tips. I still find it amazing , just how many kids and parents are  dealing with this epidemic on a daily basis.

Always remember, we will try to answer any questions you may have, at  anytime , here at Street Smart Kidz. Whether it be child or parent, you don't have to go through it alone. Remember, every school should have a "bullying" policy, and if they don't, get involved with other parents and teachers and write one.

Remember, the RCMP are there to help, give advice and tell you where to find the resources you need. Also, the internet is a great tool to use, and you can find outstanding sites on this topic, as well as the one's we recommended while doing this series. Your family doctor is a wonderful resource as well.

Most importantly, talk to your children constantly about this issue. Observe their habits and mood swings. No one knows them better than you, so you are the first defense against bullying. Many of the kids who emailed us questions, hadn't talked to their parents yet about what they were going through.

I know we are all very busy, but we have to make time for this! Good Luck!

Steven

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The Street Smart Kidz Child Safety
Information is available for download free of charge or just browse through our site and print any page that is important to you.

 
 

1st Annual Street Smart Kidz
2008 Online Art Show

Participant's Links
Painting Category Winners
 
Follow The Leader by Crystal Beshara
1st Place
"Follow The Leader"
by Crystal Beshara



Free Spirit by Angelika Di Bari
2nd Place
"Free Spirit"
by Angelika Di Bari



Greenhouse at Gonzales Bay by Derek Houston
3rd Place
"Greenhouse at Gonzales Bay"
by Derek Houston


 
Countries Coming Together by Val Moker
Honourable Mention
"Countries Coming Together"
by Val Moker




A Flock At Otter Lake by Jerry Markham
Honourable Mention
"A Flock At Otter Lake"
by Jerry Markham


 
Photography Category Winners
       
Drifting Leaves by Andre Danis
1st Place
"Drifting Leaves"
by Andre Danis
Sad Eyes by Marc Bailey
2nd Place
"Sad Eyes"
by Marc Bailey

Truly Canadian by Robert vanWaareden
3rd Place
"Truly Canadian"
by Robert vanWaareden

I Will Always Love You by Judy Jakusz
Honourable Mention
"I Will Always Love You"
by Judy Jakusz 

       
       
The Street Smart Kid'z program provides information for parents
free of charge to  help keep their children safe.
 
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