Home Safety
If there's an emergency at home, you should call this.
911
If a stranger asks you for personal information online, you should do this.
Don't respond, tell trusted adult!
Before crossing the street, you should always check for this.
Cars.
During a fire drill the safest thing to do is this.
Follow teacher's directions.
If you smell smoke in a building the first thing you should do is this.
If you light a candle, you should never do this.
Leave it unattended.
If someone you don't know sends you a message online you should do this.
Block them.
To increase your safety in the neighborhood you should always do this.
Be aware of your surroundings.
During a lockdown drill, the correct thing to do is this.
Stay quiet and out of sight.
The first thing you should do if someone faints or feels unwell is this.
Check if they are responsive.
If a grease fire starts in the kitchen, you should never do this.
Pour water on it.
Personal information & passwords.
If someone tries to fight with you, the safest choice is to do this.
Avoid it.
You should avoid doing this at all times in school.
Touching others/ play fighting.
When providing first aid to someone who is injured, you should always do this before helping.
Wash your hands/ wear gloves.
Cleaning supplies and medications should be stored away to prevent this.
Poisoning (inhaling chemicals & accidentally taking unknown medication)
This refers to the idea that anything you post online will stay there forever.
Digital footprint
If you're walking at night, 2 smart things to do to stay safe is this.
Stay in well-lit areas (street lights)
Walk with a friend/group
Not get involved.
if you need to evacuate quickly, the most important item to take if possible is this.
A phone.
You should check the batteries in your detectors at leas this often.
Twice a year/ every 6 months
To keep your social media accounts and personal information secure, you should always do this.
Use strong passwords and privacy settings.
The best strategy to reduce tension and prevent a conflict from getting worse is this.
De-escalation.
To keep yourself and others safe during conflicts at school, you should always do this before reacting.
Think before you act.
The safest approach to any emergency before taking action is this.
Check the situation/ evaluate the scene.