Ontario Curriculum-Aligned Grades K–6

Where Kids Learn Safety Through Stories They Love

Interactive adventures with the Safe Way Crew teach children personal safety skills aligned to Ontario curriculum — in stories they ask to read again.

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Maya
The Crew
NOTICE · THINK · CHOOSE
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Beloved crew characters

50+

Interactive story adventures

K–6

Ontario grade levels covered

100%

Free printables & take-homes

Canada's first character-driven safety education platform — built for Ontario classrooms.

The Framework

Three steps that build real safety skills

Every Safe Way Crew adventure follows the NOTICE → THINK → CHOOSE framework — Ontario-aligned, evidence-informed, and genuinely loved by kids.

NOTICE

Spot the situation

Children learn to pause and recognize when a safety situation is happening — using their senses, feelings, and instincts. The crew models this with relatable, real-world scenarios.

THINK

Consider your options

Branching story choices put kids in the driver's seat. They explore different paths and discover consequences together with their favourite crew members — safely, in the story world.

CHOOSE

Act with confidence

Children practise making safe choices — and feel proud of them. Take-home printables and parent guides reinforce each lesson so learning continues beyond the classroom.

Built for Ontario classrooms

Every story, framework step, and printable maps directly to Ontario Health & Physical Education curriculum expectations for Grades K–6 — no adaptation needed.

Story Adventures

Adventures the crew are already on

Every story is a branching adventure with real choices — and real safety skills that stick.

Body Autonomy
Grades 1–3
Maya

The Unwanted Hug

Maya's friend keeps hugging her even when she says no. Help Maya practise using her voice to set safe boundaries — in a way that feels brave and kind.

Body autonomySaying noTrusted adults
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Online Safety
Grades 3–5
Noah

The Stranger's Message

Noah gets a message from someone he doesn't know in his favourite game. Walk through the NOTICE → THINK → CHOOSE steps alongside Noah to stay safe online.

Online safetyPrivacyAsking for help
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Peer Pressure
Grades 4–6
Eli & Samira

The Secret Dare

When a classmate dares Eli and Samira to do something that feels wrong, they have to choose between fitting in and staying safe. A story about trusting your gut.

Peer pressureDecision-makingSelf-trust
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Every classroom can be a safe space to learn.

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Teachers and parents
already love it

Real voices from Ontario classrooms and homes — not cherry-picked testimonials from a press release.

My Grade 2 students asked to do the Maya story three days in a row. They were genuinely invested in helping her make the right choice — that kind of engagement with safety topics is something I've never seen before.

Ms. Johansson

Grade 2 Teacher — Hamilton, Ontario

We've tried government safety pamphlets, videos, even in-person workshops. Nothing has connected with our students the way these story adventures do. The NOTICE → THINK → CHOOSE framework has become part of how my class talks every day.

Mr. Okafor

Grade 4–5 Teacher — Ottawa, Ontario

My daughter came home from school and taught me the framework. She explained exactly why it's important to tell a trusted adult — I couldn't believe how clearly she understood it. The take-home guide was brilliant.

Priya M.

Parent of a Grade 3 student — Mississauga, Ontario

Child privacy safeguards built in
Ontario curriculum-aligned
No technical setup for teachers
Kids genuinely want to use it
Common questions

Everything you need to know

Is Safe Way Crew aligned to the Ontario curriculum?
Yes. Every story, framework step, and printable maps directly to Ontario Health and Physical Education curriculum expectations for Grades K–6. No adaptation is needed — teachers can use resources straight from the platform.
What age group is Safe Way Crew designed for?
Safe Way Crew is designed for children in Grades K–6 (ages 4–12). Stories and activities are organized by grade band so teachers and parents can choose the right adventure for each group.
Do I need to create an account to access resources?
No. Free story adventures and printables are available without any login. Creating a free educator account unlocks additional resources, parent take-home guides, and lesson planning tools.
What is the NOTICE → THINK → CHOOSE framework?
The NOTICE → THINK → CHOOSE framework is an evidence-informed, three-step decision-making tool built into every Safe Way Crew story. Children practise noticing a safety situation, thinking through their options, and choosing a safe action — with guidance from the crew characters.
Are school board licences available?
Yes. Ontario school boards can request a board-wide licence that provides all schools with full access to the platform, curriculum mapping resources, and dedicated educator support. Contact us for pricing and details.
How does Safe Way Crew protect children's privacy?
Child privacy and responsible-design safeguards are built into every part of the platform. No personal data is collected from children, content is reviewed by safety experts and educators before publication, and all character artwork undergoes mandatory human approval.
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