SAFETY FIRST!!! EVERY CHILD STRONGER, EVERY LIFE LONGER!!!

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SAFETY FIRST!!! EVERY CHILD STRONGER, EVERY LIFE LONGER!!!

WHAT IS SAFETY?  noun, plural safe·ties.  1. The state of being safe; freedom from the occurrence or risk of injury, danger, or loss.  2. The quality of averting or not causing injury, danger, or loss.

DIFFERENT AREAS  Traffic  Environmental  Online  Sports  Bike  Food

BRAIN STORM!  In your group, share with one another different safety tips/regulations that you may have already previously learned.  Did anyone think of similar safety tips?

What Are You Eating?  Food Label (Ingredients)  Expiration Date?  Quality Control  Where did it come from?  Look and Smell first!

Would you eat this?

How about now?

Buying organic food assures you that the food is naturally grown without any added chemicals or hormones

Ready! Set! Safety!  Injury Prevention  Dehydration  Proper equipment  Rules of the game  Concussions

Concussions  THINKING/REMEMBERING, such as difficulties  PHYSICAL, such as headaches or difficulty with bright light or loud noises  EMOTIONAL/MOOD, such as irritability, sadness, or nervousness  SLEEP DISTURBANCE, such as sleeping more or less than usual

Online Safety  Here are some examples of private information that you should never give out on the Internet:  full name  home address  phone number  Social Security number  passwords  names of family members  credit card numbers

What To Do!!!  Tell someone.  Walk away.  Resist the urge to retaliate or respond.  Report bullying to your service provider.  Block the bully.  Be safe online.

Activity  In your small groups work with one another to complete the assignment.  Refer back to your notes!!!