Today, you will learn how to stay safe during an earthquake by remembering to stay calm, hide under a table, and avoid windows. You will also discover how to be careful around hot things, like soup, by letting them cool down and using cold water if you get burned. Additionally, you will find out how to play safely by choosing good hiding spots and knowing what to do if you see smoke. By the end of this lesson, you’ll be a safety superstar, ready to handle any situation with bravery and care!
Hey there, little friend! Today, we’re going to learn about something called an earthquake. An earthquake is when the ground shakes, and it can be a bit scary, but don’t worry! We can learn how to stay safe together.
If you feel the ground shaking, here’s what you should do:
Once the shaking stops, be careful of aftershocks, which are smaller shakes that can happen after the big one. Wait for help to come, and remember, you did a great job staying safe!
Now, let’s talk about being safe around hot things, like soup or water. Hot things can hurt if we’re not careful, so here’s what to do:
Playing is so much fun, but we need to be safe while we play. Let’s learn how:
If there’s ever a fire or someone gets hurt, rescue teams like firefighters and the train rescue team come to help. They are brave and strong, and they make sure everyone is safe.
Remember, being safe is important, and you can be brave too! Whether it’s an earthquake, hot soup, or playing games, you know what to do to stay safe. Great job learning today!
Earthquake Safety Drill: Let’s practice what to do during an earthquake! Pretend the ground is shaking and find a safe spot under a table. Hold onto the table legs and count to 10 together. After the “shaking” stops, talk about how you felt and what you did to stay safe. This will help you remember what to do if a real earthquake happens.
Hot and Cold Experiment: With the help of a grown-up, explore the difference between hot and cold. Fill one bowl with warm water and another with cold water. Carefully touch the water and describe how each feels. Discuss why it’s important to be careful around hot things and what you should do if you accidentally touch something hot.
Rescue Team Role Play: Pretend to be a rescue team! Use toy figures or stuffed animals to act out a rescue mission. Imagine there’s a small “fire” or someone needs help, and practice how you would call for help and keep everyone safe. Talk about the important jobs rescue teams do and how they help people in real life.
