This Award-Winning video set is part of the D.A.R.E. safety curriculum taught by D.A.R.E. police officers in over 350,000 classrooms in the United States!

Educators Proclaim! “The D.A.R.E. Safety Tips Videos starring Retro Bill” are a highly-uplifting, well researched video series that cover 20 of the most important safety lessons for children. The videos skillfully ‘edutain’ kids on four essential levels; color, sound, repetition and pacing. The two video set includes the following safety tips:

Volume One
- Why is it important to follow directions?
- Why is it important to know what is going on around you?
- Why shouldn’t you take gifts or rides from strangers?
- Who can you call in case of an emergency?
- Why should you stay with your friends in public places?
- What should you do if you are not picked up on time?
- What should you do if you find a gun?
- How can you tell what is safe to touch, taste, smell or eat?
- Why should you refuse to go inside the house of a person you don’t know well?
- If you are home alone, and someone calls or knocks on the door, what should you do?

Volume Two
- If you are in an unsafe situation at the mall, what should you do?
- Why should you let people responsible for you know where you are?
- What should you do if someone tries to touch you in ways you don’t like?
- When are drugs helpful or harmful?
- How are tobacco, alcohol, and other dangerous drugs harmful?
- How can you say no?
- What are you feeling?
- What should you do when angry?
- How do you avoid fights?
- What do gangs do to hurt you and your neighborhood?

D.A.R.E.’s invaluable safety tips combined with the lively antics of Retro Bill, make watching these educational tapes a delight every time! Volumes 1 & 2 are a “must have” for your child! “Fun” has been put into safety education from D.A.R.E., one of the most respected children’s charity’s in the World!

Director:  Bill Russ as Retro Bill
VHS Tape:  Color, NTSC
Company: Parvenu Entertainment  (2001-06-01)
List Price: $15.98
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