Morning Conversation Class

12/1/2022 – Topic: Crime Prevention – part 2

Crime Prevention Words

[We learned these words on Tuesday. Please review them again for Thursday’s class.]

CRIME

Meaning: Something that is against the law

Example: He robbed a bank. That is a serious crime.

THEFT

Meaning: When someone takes what is not theirs.

Example: Someone took my car! It is car theft. I told the police.

SAFETY

Meaning: Being free from danger.

Example: My child’s safety is very important.

ASSAULT

Meaning: When someone hurts another person.

Example: The man assaulted the bus driver. He punched his face, and broke his nose.

BELONGINGS

Meaning: Things that are yours. For example, your phone, your wallet, and your jacket.

Example: They took all of my belongings from my backpack.

GRABS YOUR BAG

Meaning: Someone takes your purse, shopping bag or backpack. It is theft.

Example: The girl grabbed my bag when I was sitting on the bus. I told the police.

EXPERIENCE A CRIME

Meaning: To have a crime happen to you.

Example: I experienced a crime in the Fred Meyer store. Someone took my purse.

REPORT A CRIME

Meaning: To tell a police officer about a crime you saw or experienced.

Example: I saw a car theft in my neighborhood. I called 911 and reported it to the police.

Small Group Questions

· Common crimes in Seattle

· Safety

· Ways to be safe

· Calling 911

1. We are learning about crime prevention. What information is new for you? What is not new?

2. Car theft is a common crime. Can you name another example of a common crime?

3. What makes you feel safe? Unsafe?

4. What do you do to be safe from crime?

5. Let’s look at pictures about crime prevention. Is it safe or unsafe? Why?

6. Calling 911 can help when you have an emergency. Have you called 911 for an emergency in your home? What happened?

7. When is it a good idea to call 911? For example, if you need help from the police, can you call 911?

8. If you need a nurse, can you call 911?

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