In this lesson, you will learn how to ride an elevator safely by walking in slowly and standing straight. You will also discover the importance of playing safely, making new friends, and knowing when to say “No, thank you!” to strangers. You’ll find out how to jump safely, enjoy swings while holding on tight, and be careful around electricity. Additionally, you will learn the right way to use the restroom and what to do during an earthquake. Finally, you’ll understand that eating lunch helps give you energy for more fun and learning. Let’s have a great time while staying safe!
Have you ever seen a big elevator? It’s like a magic box that takes you up and down! When you want to ride an elevator, hold hands with a grown-up and walk in slowly. Remember, don’t jump inside and stand straight. It’s fun to go up and down to different floors!
Playing is so much fun! You can play hide and seek, but make sure to hide in safe places. Don’t hide behind doors because you might get hurt if they open. Always play safely so everyone can have fun!
It’s exciting to make new friends! But remember, if someone you don’t know offers you something, say “No, thank you!” and tell a grown-up. It’s important to stay safe and ask for help if you need it.
Jumping is so much fun! You can jump like a rabbit or a kangaroo, but only in safe places like the ground. Don’t jump on beds or sofas because you might fall and get hurt. Let’s jump together safely!
Swings are amazing! When you play on a swing, sit straight and hold on tight with both hands. You can go up and down and see all the fun things around you, like birds in a tree!
Electricity is powerful, so be careful! Don’t touch electrical things with your hands, especially if they’re wet. It’s important to stay safe and not get hurt.
When you need to go to the restroom, it’s important to be careful. Stand in line, close the door, and wash your hands well. This keeps you clean and safe!
If there’s an earthquake, don’t be scared. Cover your head and crouch down low. Stay in a safe place and wait until it’s over. Remember, grown-ups are there to help you!
After all the fun, it’s time to eat! Lunch is ready, so come and enjoy your meal. Eating gives you energy to play and learn more!
Remember, always play safely and listen to grown-ups. Have fun and stay safe!
Elevator Adventure: Create a simple elevator model using a cardboard box and string. Let the children decorate the box to look like an elevator. Use the model to demonstrate how elevators move up and down. Ask the children to imagine where they would like to go if they could ride an elevator to anywhere in the world. Encourage them to draw a picture of their dream destination and share it with the class.
Safe Play Detective: Organize a “Safe Play Detective” game where children look for safe and unsafe play areas in a designated space, such as a classroom or playground. Provide them with a checklist of things to look for, like “Is there enough space to play?” or “Are there any sharp objects nearby?” Discuss their findings and talk about how they can make play areas safer.
Friendship Role Play: Set up a role-playing activity where children practice meeting new friends. Use puppets or dolls to act out different scenarios, such as introducing themselves or saying “No, thank you” when offered something by a stranger. Encourage children to think of ways to be friendly and safe at the same time. Afterward, discuss what they learned about making friends and staying safe.
