Teen Safety & Self Defence IQ Pack

Teen Safety & Self Defence IQ Challenge Pack

Scenario: A group of students often laughs and whispers loudly when you pass by, and they tag you in memes online. 💬 What do you do?

Screenshot posts, block them online, and report the behavior to a trusted teacher.

Ignore it and hope it fades away.

Scenario: A viral trend encourages students to pull pranks on teachers or record fights. 💬 What do you do?

Record a clip for fun and share it with friends.

Don’t participate and talk to a counselor about the trend.

Scenario: A stranger compliments you online and asks for a “private” video chat. 💬 What do you do?

Just talk casually for fun—nothing personal.

Block, report the profile, and tell a trusted adult.

Scenario: An older friend touches your back and shoulder often—it feels uncomfortable, but they joke about it. 💬 What do you do?

Tell them clearly to stop, and distance yourself from them.

Laugh it off to avoid awkwardness.

Scenario: You're invited to a party with no parental supervision. Your friend says, “Don’t tell anyone or you can’t come.” 💬 What do you do?

Decline the invite and ask more questions about safety and supervision.

Say yes—you’ll figure it out when you get there.

Scenario: Your friend keeps saying, “You’re too sensitive” or “You’re overreacting” when you express feelings. 💬 What do you do?

Speak your truth calmly: “My feelings matter, even if you don’t agree.”

Stop expressing feelings around them.

Scenario: Your classmates are teasing someone in a group chat. They pressure you to “say something funny too.” 💬 What do you do?

Say something small just to blend in

Leave the group chat or speak up: “This isn’t cool.”

Scenario: You’re alone with someone who keeps pressuring you to do something physical you're not comfortable with. 💬 What do you do?

Say no firmly and leave the room or ask someone to come in.

Let it continue to avoid ruining the moment.

Scenario: A classmate hands you a vape and says, “Just one hit—don’t be so uptight.” 💬 What do you do?

Try it just once—not to seem lame.

Say no and change the subject or walk away.

Scenario: Your friend bails on the walk home. It’s late, and your street is quiet. 💬 What do you do?

Walk home quickly while on a call with a friend.

Call a parent or safe adult to pick you up or walk you home.

Scenario: An online “friend” from a game sends a link to a giveaway and asks for your phone number to claim it. 💬 What do you do?

Click and send the number—what’s the harm in trying?

Don’t click, don’t share—report and block.

Scenario: You’ve been overwhelmed, stressed, and isolated but haven’t told anyone yet. 💬 What do you do?

Reach out to a school counselor, trusted adult, or teen helpline.

Stay silent—others have bigger problems.

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