BE SAFE! Always wear protective safety equipment when playing sports or doing other activities!

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BE SAFE! Always wear protective safety equipment when playing sports or doing other activities!

Play hard! Play Safe!!

Baseball-Softball

Soccer shin guards and cleats

Football

Boating and Swimming Safely!

Hockey

Boxing & Martial Arts

Skating or Roller Blading

Skateboarding

Bicycle Safety

Eye Protection

Created by: Brad Britton, Whitley Road Elementary School. Keller, TX Independent School District. April 6, 2011 Age: recommended for pre-K through 6 th grades Purpose: Teaching aid when discussing importance of using proper safety equipment when playing sports or other activities that recommend safety equipment. Teaching Tips: Discuss each picture and have students name and locate each safety item. Bring in a few items that the students can actually touch and pass around or try on. Challenge: Can students name other safety items that may not be represented in slide show?