SOS 4 Kids — Analysis Library
The complete working analysis for the SOS 4 Kids engagement: strategy briefs, the course inventory, and the recovered content of every course module.
Strategy & analysis
Insurance Position AnalysisWhy the relayed “no AI” position doesn’t hold up — Beazley’s public statements, real market exclusions, Canadian interpretation principles, copyright law, and the action list.Bundle vs Live Site ComparisonProof the six course packages are the $45 homealonecourse.com product, the identification of Module 6 as Basic First Aid, and what the bundle does and doesn’t cover.Rewrite Strategy — Ages 9–14One content spine, two presentations: what to keep, what to replace, and how the junior and senior editions ladder into recertification.Catalog & Economics — Old vs ProposedEvery product in both delivery modes with today’s prices, the unit economics, and the proposed future model with all hypotheses labeled.Course Inventory & Findings (Master)The full technical review of all six module packages: the Flash problem, the Module 7 exception, the defect list, and the questions for the client.Recovered course content, module by module
Module 1 — Street SmartsFive safety messages, seven quiz questions with feedback, the route-home handout.Module 2 — People SafetySix safety rules, the Trust Meter, two scenarios, the quiz — including the broken Q2 and missing Q4.Module 3 — At Home SafetyThe flagship module: arriving/leaving home, worksheets, safe snacking, Mr. Taylor, and the five-question badge challenge.Module 4 — Online SafetyFour guidelines, the simulated grooming chat, and the quiz — including the missing Q5.Module 5 — Fire SafetyPrevent–Detect–Escape, the seven escape rules verbatim, and the unfinished quiz shipped with no feedback.Module 7 — Accident PreventionThe kitchen and living-room hazard activities — and the modern no-Flash build that proves source files may exist.