Eli Sprightly, the lovable puppet engineer, steers children in the right direction when dealing with stranger situations. He and a small group of kids, along with a friendly police officer, teach children the importance of acting responsibly around strangers and people they do not trust. Eli talks about tricks that strangers use to lure children, how to say no to a stranger and what children should do when they are lost and how to avoid dangerous situations.

Kids learn to recognize the tricks strangers use to gain trust -- like offering money or gifts -- and to be careful around strangers even if they look friendly or harmless. They learn to say no to strangers, and how to find a safe, busy place to go if a person presents an apparent threat to them.

Children learn to recognize signs of possible danger and what to do if they don't feel safe. Lessons such as saying no to strangers and always finding a safe, busy place to go if a stranger is around are vital for teaching children how to be safe when they are lost or otherwise without their parents. As children begin to explore the world around them, they are often vulnerable and trusting and can be easy targets for abduction and molestation. This video increases children's awareness and teaches skills for survival.