Family, Friend, Acquaintance, Stranger, Community Helper I Safety Awareness ABA

Safe and Unsafe Interactions | Safety Awareness Cards

Help students understand and recognize different types of people and relationships with these interactive activity cards!

This resource teaches learners how to differentiate between safe and unsafe people and build awareness of appropriate boundaries in real-life situations.

Designed for special education, ABA programs, and social skills instruction, these cards use clear visuals, simple definitions, and guided questions to help students learn who they can trust and how to stay safe.

What’s Included

• 57 Activity Cards (real-life photos + discussion prompts)
• 5 Relationship Categories:
  • Family Members
  • Friends
  • Acquaintances
  • Strangers
  • Community Helpers
• Definition Cards for each category
• Discussion & Question Cards (“Can you trust this person?”, etc.)
• Instructions for Use
• AFLS-HS 9 Goal Alignment

How to Use

1. Print, cut, and laminate the cards for long-term use
2. Read each card aloud or let students read independently
3. Ask guiding questions
4. Blank card to personalize examples using familiar people or community settings

Perfect for:

• 1:1 sessions
• Small groups
• Life skills lessons
• Social safety discussions
• Home practice with caregivers

Details:

• 17 Printable Pages
  • 57 Total Cards
• Suitable for: Special Education, Autism, ABA, Social Skills, Safety Awareness
• Target Skill:
  • AFLS HS 9 (States difference between “friend”, “aquaintance”, and “stranger”) –> This resource pairs well with AFLS® goals (Assessment of Functional Living Skills) or other life skills assessments. It is an independent supplemental tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by AFLS®

Digital PDF Product. No physical product will be shipped.

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