"And I'm Joey. What's your name? My name is Lugey", the camel said. "And I'm Roor. Where are you going?" "We're going to the Land of Blue Trees". After they asked their parents if it was okay we began walking.
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Pip and the Land of Blue Trees, as part of the broader Student and Faculty Emergency Response Security Training (SaFERST) program, received the coveted Most Innovative Solutions of the Year 2018 during American Security Today's Homeland Security Awards ceremony. Extremely proud!
"Why yes, but it's getting late. Maybe we should stay here tonight. It's too dangerous to walk at night, Magu said. We all welcomed her to our group of new friends but Magu didn't like being touched by other animals so she touched herself on the top of her head. @hainessecurity
Do you want to be our friend and come with us? Pip said as he touched each one of his new friends on the top of their head. Nice to meet you. Yes, I do. My name is Orio! So, all of the new friends touched Orio on his head and they began walking to the Land of Blue Trees.
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Our Joey (kangaroo) character in our book Pip and the Land of Blue Trees is named after Josephine Grace Gay. The book is part of a much larger school safety/security program called SaFERST. @MicheleGay @SafeSchoolsOrghttp://ow.ly/YW2O30mdbi9
Student and Faculty Emergency Response Training (SaFERST- pronounced safer ist, like a first grader) is a training program for student's with age appropriate tips on how to survive in today's world.
Hi, Ellani, I'm going to the Land of Blue Trees. Do you want to come with me?, Pip said. Yes, but first I have to tell my parent where I'm going, Ellani said. Good advice! Other safety tips presented in Pip and the Land of Blue Trees. Get your copy at https://t.co/8C67UNdA2d
My book "Pip and the Land of Blue Trees" teaches kids 4 practical safety ideas and is part of a larger #security program called Student and Faculty Emergency Response Security Training (SaFERST) geared to teach throughout a student's academic life. @hainessecurity
Soon we came upon a kangaroo. After we introduced ourselves she told us her name was Joey. She joined us as we walked to the Land of Blue Trees Find out what other animals join the group as they walked https://t.co/2u91PPJt0H
We walked and clapped. We clapped and sang. We sang and walked. We still danced as we walked. We kept touching each other on the top of the head saying ; "You are my friend my friend!' Get your copy of Pip and the Land of Blue Trees here https://t.co/aKnHNOpX7M
Pip and the Land of Blue Trees is being used in classrooms from #Miami#Florida to #SantaBarbara#California to teach K-3rd grade kids about safety and security without alarming them. #LandofBlueTrees fits into an overarching safety/security program https://t.co/8JKHKYNFw1
Movable wall system (MOBILEGuard) for use during school shootings announced at the National School Safety Council Conference. Proud to partner w/ white board maker @EverWhiteBoards ballistic protection expert @amuletbb & @hainessecurity https://t.co/XsZjrhs1kA Please share
Now we could see it. The #LandofBlueTrees. There were blue trees and all kinds of animals singing and dancing and playing. All the animals were playing and having fun.
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We developed a security & safety awareness training program (similar to fire safety but with a focus on security) for school age children. Basics for Pre-K-3rd grade, advanced for 4th-8th & complex concepts for HS. If you'd like to join our development team, please reach out.
The concept behind our #LandofBlueTrees is to teach age appropriate security awareness starting with the most vulnerable (pre-K-3rd grade), similar to the current fire safety programs being taught in our schools. https://t.co/LBpC7nyeQz-protecting-america039s-kids
Soon @Pipandfriends came upon a deer. "My name is Magu. Where are you going?", she asked. "We're going to the #LandofBlueTrees, we all answered as we touched Magu on the top of her head. We had to be careful because of her special antlers. She decided to come with us.