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The Got 2B Safe! Awards Program recognizes those teachers with the greatest commitment to teaching child safety. Since 2005, nearly 4,000 teachers from across the country have submitted essays and lesson plans on how they implement the Got 2B Safe! Four Rules of Safety into their classrooms. To date, 20 Grand Prize winners and nearly 400 first prize winners have been recognized. Grand prize winners receive full classroom makeovers, while other winners receive gift certificates for school supplies. Learn about their stories below.

2007 Grand Prize Winners

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Laura Amatulli

Debra Amenrud

Lynn Cecero

Victoria Corpuz

Stacy Goebel

Victoria Corpuz
Arnold Elementary School, Torrance, CA

Teaching personal safety skills is very important for children today. The Got 2B Safe! Think Smart and Take Charge! program teaches children tools that can increase personal safety. I will integrate the program into the curriculum through four phases.

In Phase I, the Got 2B Safe! Think Smart and Take Charge! program will be introduced to my students’ parents by inviting them to the school for a presentation. I will give the parents an overview of the lessons that I will be teaching throughout the year and suggest valuable resources.

During Phase II, I will engage the students in lessons using the Got 2B Safe! Think Smart and Take Charge! materials. Throughout the lessons, I will emphasize the “Four Rules Of Safety”.

For Phase III, we will have a series of safety speakers for a week during the school year. Each day, representatives from the local police and fire departments, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, or various community members will come to the school to offer helpful tips and valuable information.

The final phase will encompass a student safety contest. Students will be instructed to design a border for the school bulletin board that illustrates the “Four Rules Of Safety”. The winner will have their border displayed for the school year.

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