Today, you will learn how to stay safe while having fun! You will understand why it’s important to say “No, thank you!” to strangers and always tell a grown-up if someone you don’t know talks to you. You will discover how to play safely, like not jumping in elevators and knowing what to do if you get stuck. You will also learn to watch out for dangers, like not playing on escalators and using tools safely. You will find out how to eat safely by asking a grown-up if you’re unsure about what you’re eating. Lastly, you will remember to stay close to your family when you’re out and know how to call for help in an emergency. Let’s have fun and stay safe together!
Hello, little friends! Today, we’re going to learn about staying safe while having fun. Let’s go on an adventure together!
Imagine you’re at the park, and someone you don’t know asks you to go with them. What should you do? It’s important to say, “No, thank you!” and stay with your family or friends. Always tell a grown-up if someone you don’t know talks to you.
When you’re playing, remember to be careful. If you’re in an elevator, don’t jump or press too many buttons. It’s not safe, and it can make the elevator stop. If you ever get stuck, stay calm and press the emergency button for help.
Sometimes, things that look fun can be dangerous. For example, escalators are not for playing. Always hold onto the handrail and stand still. And remember, tools and plastic bags are not toys. They can be dangerous, so let’s play with our toys instead!
When you’re hungry, make sure you know what you’re eating. Pills and coins are not food, and crayons are not candy. Always ask a grown-up if you’re not sure. Soon, you’ll have yummy pancakes to enjoy!
If you’re out and about, stay close to your family. If you see something interesting, like a butterfly, make sure you don’t wander off. It’s important to stay where your family can see you.
If someone gets hurt or feels sick, it’s important to call for help. You can call an ambulance, and they’ll come quickly to help. But remember, only call in a real emergency.
Playing is so much fun, but it’s important to be safe. Whether you’re on a slide or playing with toys, always be careful and listen to the grown-ups around you. Now, let’s go have some fun and stay safe!
Role-Playing Safety Scenarios: Gather in small groups and take turns acting out different safety scenarios. For example, one child can pretend to be a stranger at the park, and another can practice saying, “No, thank you!” and going to tell a grown-up. This activity helps you practice what to do in real-life situations.
Safety Scavenger Hunt: Go on a scavenger hunt around your classroom or home to find items that are safe to play with and those that are not. Make a list of the safe items, like toys, and the unsafe items, like tools or plastic bags. Discuss why some items are safe and others are not.
Draw Your Safety Adventure: Draw a picture of a fun day at the park or playground, including all the ways you can stay safe. Think about staying close to family, playing safely, and watching out for dangers. Share your drawing with the class and explain the safety tips you included.
