C'est ma lettre!

1. Never follow a stranger or someone you don't know well. 2. Always tell your parents where you are and where you are going. 3. Always ask yourself if the parents would agree. 4. Never go to a place where no one can help me.

If someone is forcing you to do something wrong or stupid, you should talk about it immediately.

Smoking is bad for your health. You can say no without hesitation!

Lucas' mom is late. A cousin of a neighbor offers Lucas to take him home. Golden rule number one: never go with a stranger or someone you don't know well.

Lucas doesn't want his uncle to see him come out of the bath naked. Remember: in front of people, it's only up to you whether you want to be naked or dressed.

When a stranger on the phone says weird things to you, dismiss him and tell your loved ones right away.

Lucas and Thomas sell raffle tickets for their year-end trip. They are instructed never to separate and not to enter strangers house.

Some adults, who look charming, misbehave around children. If you ever meet them, get away from them and call for help!

Emma and Huan must leave before the end of the judo class. A stranger is in the locker room and refuses to come out, preventing them from undressing in peace.

Since she's been walking, it's all about baby Lili in Lucas' house. Célestin advises Lucas to go talk kindly to his parents, to say what's on his heart rather than indulge in resentment.

An unscrupulous marbles player forcibly appropriates Emma and Thomas marbles. Intimidation and retaliation are the strength of scum, which is why you should never give in to their ideas.

If a stranger invites you to his place to play, you must refuse without hesitation.

While building a sand castle, children discover a syringe on the beach. Célestin explains to them what drug addiction is. It is a plague, a calamity: it must never, never be touched!

Lucas's neighbor breaks his Frisbee when Lucas comes knocking on his door to retrieve it after accidentally throwing it in his garden. When adults are mean or downright violent, immediately talk to your parents or someone who protects the children.