Shaan and the Thief of Smiles: Teach kids that secrets are unsafe!
Children need to know that keeping secrets is unsafe — no matter how trivial and no matter who is asking the child to keep a secret. Through this simple story, children can understand that when asked to keep a secret, they can and should tell someone they trust. Use this book as a tool to discuss the dangers of keeping secrets and start important discussions about different kinds of unsafe behaviour.
Self-reading age: 5 to 8 years | Read-aloud age: 3 years onward
What kids will learn from this book:
- Keeping secrets is not safe
- People who ask kids to keep secrets are tricky
- If someone asks you to keep a secret, it is best to tell a trusted adult
This book has:
- Discussion questions
- Detailed reader’s guide to sharing the book with kids
- Non-scary, age-appropriate story
₹399.00
Why teach kids about secrets?
- Child predators often manipulate or “groom” children by instructing them to keep secrets about unsafe/inappropriate behavior. Keeping secrets are central to the grooming process and help protect the predator and also continue their actions.
- The child predator’s power comes from the secrets that the child is manipulated into keeping. By making children aware of this tactic, they can recognize and resist these grooming techniques.
- By educating children about the dangers of keeping secrets, they are more likely to recognize warning signs and feel empowered to speak up about any inappropriate or harmful behavior they experience.
| Weight | 0.100 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24 × 17.8 × 0.3 cm |
| Binding | Staple-bound |
| Print length | 24 pages |
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