Safety at Home
Right or Wrong?
Outdoor Safety
Playground Safety
100

What happens if you use knives or scissors on your own?

You could get cut or hurt

100

See toys on floor. Walk over them or pick them up?

Pick them up

100

What kinds of shoes are okay for exploring outside?

closed toed shoes (boots, sneakers, etc.)
100

Why check for hot surfaces?

a hot piece of equipment could burn you

200

You could get electrocuted by touching these...

What are switches, wires, and outlets

200

There is water on the kitchen floor. Pick up water on the floor or run through the kitchen?

Pick/Mop up water on the floor

200

These types of clothes help protect your arms and legs.

Long pants and long sleeves

200

Why check to see if the area is safe?

There could be broken glass, sharp objects, unsafe equipment, etc. 

300

Why do you pick up toys?

So someone doesn't trip over them or get hurt on them

300

You find chemicals under the sink, do you use or play with them? or Do you leave them alone?

Leave alone and walk away.

300

What does stay hydrated mean? 

Make sure you drink enough water

300

T/F You must always have a trusted adult with you when you are at the playground.

TRUE! Adults help keep you safe by looking for dangers while you are playing.

400
Name an area of the house you should never run in

kitchens, bathrooms, or slippery places

400

A nice stranger tries to talk to you... 

Do you talk to them or ignore them?

IGNORE strangers and walk/run away.

400

What does bug spray do?

Helps keep bugs away from you, so they don't bite you

400

T/F 

If you can't reach something on a playground, it is okay to ask someone to lift you up to it. 

FALSE: If you can't do something on a playground, you are not ready for that piece yet

500

Never open the door for...

a stranger

500

Should you walk in the street or walk on the sidewalk?

Walk in the sidewalk

500

T/F It is okay to go exploring alone when you want some peace.

FALSE! You should always take a buddy. 

500

Look out for those ______ than you.

SMALLER

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