Teaching kids who learn and think differently about personal safety and stranger danger can be tricky. These tips can help.
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This resource was made to help build an awareness of being safe in and around the water and sun! This is super important for kids! This sorting page provides a number of scenarios to read and think about before cutting & gluing them. It's sure to produce some good talks about visits to the pool, playing at the beach, boating on the river, or trips to the lake! Students will sort the following into "Safe" or "Not Safe": swim without an adult go in deep water wear sunscreen drink up the water you are swimming in wear goggles do not wear a life jacket on the boat wear a swim float wear sunglasses your mom catches you in the deep end of the pool run around the pool Water safety is an important discussion, this helps makes it meaningful yet simple for Kindergarten and First grade! Be sure students have an opportunity to share their thinking in regards to these situations and why they sorted they way the did. If you need other resources for Kindergarten and First Grade check my store for even more! Thanks for stopping by….
Help your child learn an important life lesson with this coloring page about using the crosswalk.
Every summer we see the startling stories. The statistics are gut wrenching. As a parent, it makes our stomach turn and our heart breaks for the victims' families. I'm talking about the number of drownings we see every year in the U.S. Water safety is more prominent these last several years with the help of
Everyone loves creating different things and enjoying them. So these little kiddos of the Green Leaves Nursery, Australia was given such a chance. The
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Print our simple sun safety activity sheet for home or classroom. Talk about how to stay safe in the hot sun during the summer. Now ask the kids to dress the kids with the appropriate clothes and accessories.
In line with Bike Safety Month, I did a story time on bikes! We have some incredible rail-trails here in the mid-west, and I have been turned on to biking ever since I discovered them. Biking is something I love to do, so I thought it would be great to do a story time about it. The Best Bike Ride Ever - James Primos Bonny O'Boy REALLY wants a bike! That's all she could say for a week until her parents bought her one. Bonny then goes on a fantastical adventure on her new bike as she learns about riding and bike safety first hand. Show and tell - Biking Safety Encouraged by a former supervisor, I learned that show and tell works great in story time. I have brought in some instruments from around the world, tools, and even a squash! This break from books and songs is more conversational and the kids seem to really like it. This time, I brought all of my cycling gear. My gloves, funny shorts, jersey, ID bracelet, water bottle, click shoes, sunglasses, water bottle, and my helmet. We talked about what all of this gear is for and how together it all keeps me safe. When you do a show and tell, be prepared that kids want to touch everything, so make sure to bring in things that can safely be out of your hands for a moment, or be ready to show them HOW to touch. The moms were thankful I talked about bike helmets because some of them struggle to get their kids to wear them. Everyone Can Learn to Ride a Bike - Chris Rashka This book is super short, but a perfect little book about learning how to ride a bicycle, safety, and persistence. You are sure to recognize Chris Raschka's drawings. Finger plays and Song My Bicycle--finger play One wheel, two wheels on the ground (revolve hand in forward circle) My feet make the pedal go round and round (pedal with feet) Handle bars help me steer so straight (pretend to steer) Down the sidewalk and through the gate! Song: My Bike--song (sung to "The Farmer in the Dell") Pedal round and round, (roll hands around each other) Pedal round and round, I steer my bike (pretend to steer bike) To where I like. Pedal round and round. Go! Go! Go! - David Goldin Check out this funny bicycle race! The words "Go - Go - Go" are repeated throughout - the perfect opportunity for audience participation and word recognition. Duck on a Bike - David Shannon This was a quick, alternate book I used because I had some really interested listeners! It isn't a very long book, but the kids love the expressions on the animals as Duck glides around the farm on his bike. I also used this book for a StoryWalk. What is a StoryWalk you ask? Well, I think it is a great way to encourage family reading outside of the library! Click HERE for more about StoryWalks. Craft I have to explain my crafts this week. At the time of this session, I had a lot of 5 year olds ready for Kindergarten who had their younger siblings with them. So I had two crafts available. One could be done at home with guidance, and one in house. First up for the older kids, we had a TANGRAM. I used this image I found below to create shapes on colored paper that could be used to finish the puzzle. These were easier to scan from white paper, but I did have them on colors. The older sibs could take them home or do them in house. I supplied glue as well if they wanted to keep it as a finished picture. Scissor practice before Kindergarten is ALWAYS a good idea in my book. In fact, scissor use is a common answer when asking Kindergarten teachers what the one skill they wish incoming students had. We also used dotters to decorate a bicycle helmet! Have you ever used dotters for crafts? Safe, clean, and totally fun times in the library. They can be expensive but will last a long time if you take care of them. The littles just love this way of using 'paint' and the parents appreciate the light cleanup. Well, that is it for Bicycle Month! Hope you enjoyed this story time - I think I hear the trails calling me right now - Be Safe! and Thanks for stopping by!!
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This activity can be used to support your students' understanding of the importance of a 'Safety Network', as part of a Protective Behaviours program. This product is FREE; there is nothing more important than helping keep our students safe from abuse.
Letter of the Week: U January Themes: My boys (ages 2, 4) go to preschool twice a week, so I planned our activities for the off day...
This week we spent a short bit studying the human body some more. I decided it was time to talk about the importance of helmets with my kiddos. We used a simple experiment with an egg, some water, and
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Day 1: Safety At Home I started out our theme by reading the book I Can Be Safe. It was a pretty good overview of all things safety, and we talked about how we need to be safe at home and when we're away from home. To focus in on safety at home we followed that with reading Watch Out At Home. This book talks about safety with sharp things, hot things, electricity, fire, chemicals, medicine, and emergencies. We stopped after each section and talked about what the characters were doing wrong in each picture. I had printed out page 47 of this book on poisonous substances with the idea of going on a danger symbol scavenger hunt (it's a picture with different symbols for poison, corrosive, explosive, and flammable). Well, we went on the scavenger hunt, but we couldn't find a single dangerous chemical bottle in our house with a single warning symbol on them. They all said DANGER or something like that in words, but no symbols. I was pretty disappointed, especially the one that had the warning, "May be fatal if swallowed." Nice. So back to the books instead. We read No Dragons For Tea. It's a book about fire safety, and it was pretty good, but I felt that the fire safety elements were sometimes subverted in favor of the rhyme of the story. But we discussed it afterwards in order to bring out the fire safety tips. Then we role played a fire in the house. We pretended that the smoke detector went off. Then on the way out, the door was too hot, so we crawled along the floor to find a window. But the Alex's clothes caught on fire and he had to stop, drop, and roll. Then we pretended to crawl out the window and meet by the mailbox. (Though we had a pretty heated discussion about needing to meet by a tree since that's what they did in the book, but my superior adult logic prevailed when pointing out that there were no trees to meet by and the mailbox was a much better option.) We had talked about all this stuff just a week or two ago when Ella did fire safety week at her school, so a lot of this we were just reviewing instead of learning from scratch. Then we finished off the day by playing the fire safety games over at the Fire Safety website. Day 2: Safety Around Town We started out by reading Watch Out Around Town. It's similar to Day 1's book Around the House. It covers what to do if you get lost, what adults are safe to ask for help, stay away from dogs you don't know, that you need to know your name, address, and phone number, don't talk to strangers, don't play in dangerous places, and so on. Lots of good info I would never have thought to bring up. We discussed all of it one topic at a time. Then I wrote down our address and phone number and had Alex say them three times each. I've also been quizzing him on them all day long. Then we read The Berenstain Bears Learn About Strangers. It goes into more detail about strangers, and how though not everyone would want to hurt you, there's always a bad apple so we have to be careful of everyone. It does a really good job of making a somewhat scary topic much easier to explain. I would be more like papa bear who scares the kids by showing them all the newspaper articles about missing kids and such. Thank goodness for authors who can explain it better than me! Then we headed to the computer and watched all the catchy little safety videos found here. They're all about how to safely cross the street and such. There's a bunch of other fun stuff on that website too. Then we finished off with a street sign quiz found here. I didn't expect him to know all of them, but he did pretty good. We briefly talked about wearing seat belts in the car and helmets on bikes, and that was it! Day 3: Emergencies We started today by talking about what an emergency is. I gave examples like getting a cut on your finger, the house being on fire, mommy falling down and not talking after. They (Ella was with us today) had to say whether it was a real emergency or not. Then we read Impatient Pamela Calls 9-1-1. Then I busted out a cell phone that we don't use and I had them both practice how to dial 9-1-1. It has been shown that if you don't practice dialing it before an emergency you could freeze up and not be able to dial it when you really need to. I showed them how to dial and then push the green button, or if they messed up, to push the red button then start over. I also showed them how to do it on my parents' land line. Then it was role play time! I pretended to fall down and get hurt and the kids had to get my phone from my pocket and call 9-1-1. I pretended to be the operator. They had fun with this. We also pretended like I was having to help one of the kids and couldn't call 9-1-1 and the other one had to call them. Good fun!
Teach young children about road safety, water safety, fire safety, body safety and more with these interactive activities and stories.
Preschool Fire Safety Booklet Printables for Fire Safety Week or to use with a community helpers theme in preschool. Easy printable pages!
This page has a lot of free Community helper crafts for kids,parents and preschool teachers.
Grab the FREE tools of a firefighter circle map and celebrate Fire Safety Week with these fire safety activities, crafts and poem for preschool, pre-k and kindergarten!
Fire safety is important for everyone to learn but have fun while you teach, learn and practice anytime with these fireman activities for preschool.
