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McGruff McGruff says, 'Hey Kids! Fill in the blanks below using the words in the work bank. Each word is used only once.'
 
stealing, protect, dangerous, dress
little duck Gangs are groups of people who hang out together and do things that can be dangerous and against the law—for example spray painting on walls, selling drugs, doing inhalants, , or hurting people.
little duck Sometimes you can tell a gang by the way they . Some gangs have certain colors and certain types of clothes or jewelry that all members of the gang wear.
little duck Gangs may try to talk you into joining them. Members say that a gang is like a family. They give you money, or they you. Once you join a gang it can be very hard to leave the gang, even if you want to.
little duck You should not hang out with friends who are gang members or who think gangs are cool. Being in a gang is . Many gang members end up in jail or dead.
 
Kids.  What if... (Select the letter of the answer you think is best.  There can be more than one correct answer.)
 
What if you found out that your brother was in a gang? He and his friends want you to be their lookout while they break into a car. You should... (click on the circle or square to the left of the correct letter)
 
A. Tell them, "I'll do it only if you steal something for me."
B. Tell them an excuse like you are waiting for a friend to pick you up for baseball practice. Then be sure to tell a trusted adult what happened.
C. Go ahead and do it. Being a lookout couldn't get you in trouble.
 
 
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