By: Nicole King Second Grade Health

What is safety? Safety is paying attention

Where can you practice? At home, school, and in the community Strangers Bikes and rollerblades Car Playground Bus Animals Sports Pool

At Home Kitchen Bathtub Lock Doors Stairs

At School Obey your teacher and the authority Use hall passes Do not run Recess Play nice with others Wash your hands

Don’t talk to strangers From Discover Education. Downloaded on 3/25

Bicycle and Rollerblading Wear: helmet, elbow pads, and knee pads Training wheels Cautious Watch for cars

In the Car Buckle up Do not distract the driver

On the Playground From Discover Education. Downloaded on 3/25

On the School Bus Sit in the seat Keep aisles clear Listen to bus driver Practice emergency procedures No objects outside the window On and off

Around Animals Dangerous Do not feed animals Play safe with pets Do not provoke Stray animals

Playing Sports Wear protective gear Shin guards Shoes Knee pads Helmets Shoulder pads

At the Pool Floatation devices Diving boards Deep and shallow water Protection from sun Dehydration

Safety Summary Safety is paying attention. You can practice safety at home, at school, and in your community. Specific places: among strangers, on bikes and rollerblades, in the car, on the playground, on the school bus, around animals, playing sports, and at the pool. As a young and promising student, be safe so you can be all that you can be!

We will be reading the sentences aloud to the class. Be prepared to act out how you practiced your safety!