In this lesson, you will learn how to stay safe in different situations! You will discover what to do during a fire and an earthquake, how to be careful around strangers, and the best ways to play safely. You’ll also find out how to behave on the school bus, run without getting hurt, and what to do if someone knocks on your door. By the end of this lesson, you’ll be a safety superstar, ready to have fun while staying safe!
Hey there! Do you know what to do if there’s a fire? Don’t worry, I’ll tell you! First, if you see a fire, stay calm and call the firefighters. It’s important to find a safe way out of the building. Remember, don’t hide in a closet or use the elevator. Always look for a safe exit to get out. You can do it!
Oh no, the ground is shaking! It’s an earthquake! But don’t be scared. Just stay calm and listen to your teacher. Crouch down, cover your head, and hold on to something sturdy. Stay in a safe place until the shaking stops. You’re doing great!
When you’re playing, always be careful of strangers. If someone you don’t know offers you something, like candy, say “No!” loudly and tell your teacher or a grown-up you trust. Remember, it’s important to protect yourself and ask for help if you need it.
Playing is so much fun! But remember, don’t jump on the bed or the sofa because it’s not safe. You can jump on the grass or the ground instead. Let’s jump like dinosaurs in safe places!
When it’s time to get on the school bus, line up nicely and don’t push. Once you’re on the bus, sit straight, buckle up, and keep your hands inside. It’s important to be quiet and listen to the driver. When getting off the bus, remember to line up and take turns. You’re doing a fantastic job!
Running is fun, but be careful! Don’t run with toys in your hand because you might fall and get hurt. Let’s run safely without holding anything. You can do it!
If someone knocks on the door and you don’t know who it is, don’t open it! Always ask a grown-up first. If it’s a stranger, remember what Mom and Dad say: never open the door for them. You’re being very smart!
Now you know how to stay safe in different situations. Always remember to listen to your teachers and parents, and you’ll be safe and sound. Have fun playing and learning!
Fire Safety Escape Plan: With the help of a grown-up, create a simple map of your home. Mark all the exits and practice a fire drill. Pretend there’s a fire and find the quickest way to get outside safely. Remember to stay calm and avoid hiding. After practicing, discuss with your grown-up how it felt and what you learned.
Earthquake Safety Simulation: Use a small table or desk to practice “Drop, Cover, and Hold On.” Pretend there’s an earthquake and crouch under the table, covering your head with your hands. Hold on to the table legs until the “shaking” stops. Talk about how it felt and why it’s important to stay in a safe place during an earthquake.
Stranger Safety Role Play: With a friend or family member, act out different scenarios where a stranger approaches you. Practice saying “No!” loudly and running to tell a trusted adult. Discuss why it’s important to be cautious around strangers and how to identify trusted adults who can help.
