In this lesson, you will learn how to have fun while staying safe! You will discover why it’s important not to bring toys on the trampoline and how to jump safely with friends. You will also find out which items are safe to play with and which ones are not. You’ll learn how to be careful with hot food and water, and what to do if you feel scared when meeting new people. Plus, you’ll understand how to use an escalator safely and even pretend to help others like a little doctor or nurse. Remember, safety is super important while having fun!
Hey there, little friend! Do you like jumping on trampolines? It’s so much fun! But remember, we have to be careful. Let’s learn how to stay safe while having fun!
When you jump on a trampoline, make sure you don’t bring your toys with you. They can be dangerous! Jump, jump, jump, but always be safe. And remember, never push your friends while jumping. We want everyone to have fun and be safe!
Look at all these toys! But wait, some things are not toys. Tools and plastic bags are not for playing. They can be dangerous. Let’s put them away and play with our safe toys instead!
Are you hungry? Pancakes smell so good! But be careful, they can be hot. Wait for them to cool down before eating. Always ask an adult to help with hot food.
When you wash your hands, remember: blue is cold, and red is hot. Be careful with hot water; it can hurt you. If you get burned, use cold water to feel better. Always ask for help if you need it!
Going shopping can be fun! If you see a stranger, remember to stay safe. Ask for help if you feel scared. You’re brave and smart!
Have you ever been on an escalator? It’s like stairs that move! Hold your mom’s hand and stand in line. Don’t run or jump. It’s fun and safe when you follow the rules!
Let’s pretend to be a medical rescue team! If someone is hurt, we can help them feel better. Wrap a bandage and check their heartbeat. You’re a little doctor or nurse, helping everyone stay safe!
Playing is fun, but being safe is important. Always ask an adult if you’re not sure about something. Have fun and stay safe, little hero!
Trampoline Safety Dance: Create a fun dance routine that includes safe jumping moves. Practice with your friends or family and make sure everyone knows the safety rules. Can you show your dance to someone and explain why each move is safe?
Safe Toy Detective: Go on a “toy hunt” around your home or classroom. Look for toys that are safe to play with and identify items that are not toys, like tools or plastic bags. Can you sort them into two groups: safe toys and not toys? Share what you found with your friends or teacher.
Hot and Cold Experiment: With the help of an adult, fill two bowls with water: one with cold water and one with warm water. Use your finger to gently touch the water and describe how each feels. Can you think of other things that are hot or cold? Talk about how you can stay safe around hot things.
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