Teaching safety skills to kindergarteners is an important part of their education. As children begin to explore the world around them, it...
Lab safety isn't boring with this fun and interactive around the room style, evaluate the lab employee's safety skills activity. This low prep, print, place and go resource is great way to start back to school by reviewing basic lab safety. Your secondary students will love moving around the room, r...
Teaching safety skills to kindergarteners is an important part of their education. As children begin to explore the world around them, it...
Helpful ideas for interactive lesson plans along with 911 Safety & Fire lesson activity pages for preschoolers. Free printable resources.
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Safety awareness can be a very abstract concept for our students… yet it is such an important one! We need to find ways to break the concept down into more understandable chunks and build the language needed for emergencies. Here are some ideas for breaking it down and build those crucial life skills. Personal Information ... Read More about Teaching Students With Disabilities About Safety
Officer Buckle and Gloria makes talking about being safe at school more fun. Free safety tip printable for your students to use included.
Children’s Zebra Crossing – A fun and interactive way to learn road safety! Made from tough PVC which is ultra durable and weather resistant. Use inside or outside to teach children how to cross the road safely. Specification 1500mm x 700mm
Kitchen Safety Worksheets are an essential tool for anyone looking to maintain a safe and organized kitchen environment. These worksheets are designed to educate and reinforce the importance of kitchen safety practices by providing clear instructions and guidelines. Whether you are a seasoned chef or just getting started in the kitchen, these worksheets will help you identify potential hazards, learn proper handling techniques, and mitigate the risk of accidents. By using these worksheets, you can ensure the safety of yourself, your loved ones, and your kitchen space.
We completed this Germs Preschool Science Experiment to teach my son how germs are spread.
Do your students need lessons about online safety and digital citizenship? We created these lessons to help our students stay safe online.
Descargables para colorear con los dibujos de las señales de trafico. Colorear con los niños para ayudarles a aprender las señales y mejorar sus conocimientos de seguridad víal.
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Teaching with these water safety worksheets for kids will make sure that water remains something that's fun to play with, and not scary at all.
Teach young children about road safety, water safety, fire safety, body safety and more with these interactive activities and stories.
Teach your kids bike safety through play! Fun activity to decorate bike helmet, free printable bicycle license and cone course!
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….
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Teach internet safety to primary students with these picture book suggestions, lesson plans, printables, activities, and online activities.
Learn about fire safety week with this free printable made for preschoolers.
There is so much in this Gummy Bear Sacrifice demonstration! No fail, it is a memorable way to grab your students’ attention during the first or second week of school! It also fulfills the following important goals: students learn how to draw and label scientific diagrams students learn why it’s so important to follow lab safety rules students learn the names of some of the common pieces of lab equipment students gain the background knowledge necessary for understanding the science safety contract students are motivated to create their own safety rule poster I teach 8th grade physical science, and my classroom has gas and working bunsen burners. We also have the basic chemistry lab equipment that is necessary for this demonstration. So, I am writing this for a teacher who has access to these things in the classroom. Of course, this is way more exciting for students as a live demo, but if you don’t have gas or the other equipment necessary, you can certainly follow the rest of the instructions below and then show this demonstration as a video. (I found this one: Gummy Bear Demonstration) Step 1 Gather and set up these materials on a demonstration table or […]
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….
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A reader – a fellow homeschooling parent – sent an email, recommending this free fire safety curriculum to us. The curriculum covers fire safety at home, and was created by the Texas St…
Crossing Street Parking Lot Road Safety Social Story Activities This social story aims to educate children and individuals with special needs about road safety when crossing streets and parking lots. It provides a series of activities that can help reinforce the concepts and skills required for safe crossing. Activity 1: Understanding Traffic Lights Objective: To familiarize individuals with the meaning of traffic lights. Instructions: 1. Show pictures or use toy traffic lights to explain the different colors and their meanings. 2. Discuss what each color signifies: - Green means go - Yellow means prepare to stop - Red means stop 3. Role-play scenarios where individuals have to respond correctly to each light color. 4. Encourage participants to demonstrate their understanding by explaining what they should do when they see a specific light color. Activity 2: Identifying Crosswalks Objective: To learn how to identify crosswalks and understand their purpose. Instructions: 1. Take a walk around the neighborhood or school area, pointing out different crosswalks. 2. Explain that crosswalks are designated areas for pedestrians to safely cross roads. 3. Ask participants to identify various elements of a crosswalk, such as zebra stripes, pedestrian signs, or high-visibility markings. 4. Discuss why it is important to use crosswalks instead of crossing at random locations. Activity 3: Practicing Stop, Look, Listen Objective: To practice the essential steps for safely crossing streets.
Try these three game-based learning activities for teaching Lab Safety this school year.
Whether you are in the classroom or at home, talk about fire safety with your kids! Use these three fun activities to talk about what to do in case of a fire and the helpers that respond to an emergency.
First week of school activities for kindergarten & 1st grade students including First Day Jitters, school bus safety, & friendship activities.
Science teachers are you looking for ways to engage your students to learn the importance of lab safety? Check out these 4 free activities!
Are you getting ready for back to school and looking for a fun and engaging way to teach essential lab safety skills in your science class? This print-and-go lab safety escape room breakout activity teaches lab safety rules, lab safety equipment, safety symbols (WHMIS/GHS/Hazard Communication Standards) product labels, and safety data sheets. These eight escape room challenges may be a perfect addition to your science teacher toolkit! This lab safety activity includes eight escape room challenges, which can be implemented in a variety of ways. How to use this with your students: (several, flexible options) • One activity a day, throughout the unit • As a complete, end-of-unit review activity (over several, continuous class periods) • As bonus work for students who finish early • As a homework activity to assess student understanding of the concepts. Each activity can be completed individually or in conjunction with one another, depending on the time available in your planning. The challenges could be used as individual, pair or small group activities. A detailed and thorough teacher instruction page has been included. This is a print-and-go resource, requiring only pencils or pens, scissors, glue sticks. The Scenario: Help! Your science class is looking forward to doing experiments, but all of the supplies have been locked up. In order to access the supplies, all students must first demonstrate their knowledge of lab safety. Successfully complete the eight lab safety challenges to unlock the supply closet! Challenge #1: What’s Wrong Using a lab safety image provided, students must correctly identify seven safety errors being made within the picture. Challenge #2: Lab Rules Students must unscramble the missing words to correctly complete the lab safety rules. Challenge #3: Picto-Maze Students must follow the maze and correctly match the hazard pictograms with the corresponding hazard classification. Challenge #4: Map It Students must sketch a design of their classroom layout. They will then cut out the safety equipment symbols and glue them on the map, indicating the location of the safety equipment in the classroom. Challenge #5: Match It Students must match lab safety scenarios with the appropriate safety equipment that should be used in the scenario. Challenge #6: Product Labels Students must refer to a product label and correctly answer multiple choice questions about safe product handling to correctly solve a code. Challenge #7: Safety Data Equations Students must refer to a Safety Data Sheet and correctly answer multiple choice questions about safe product handling. They must then input the results in a series of equations to solve a code. Challenge #8: Safety Search Students must complete a word search for safety equipment, and use the resulting puzzle to solve the combination.
You can use these fire safety tips, fire safety songs, and activities to help teach your kids all about staying safe during a fire.
Is anyone else bored with their school's 1970's lab safety video and classic tour-of-the-science-lab routine? I know I am. Here's a few of my lab-safety faves: 1. Make a Lab Safety Poster CHECK OUT THE PROJECT HERE. Student pairs are given a lab rule and make a poster. Graded with a rubric (and students self-assess). I love it for a great way to have student work collaboratively early in the year, which is a skill they will need for the science lab. it is also a great way to decorate the classroom with student work early in the year! Here is a sample of a student's project hanging in my classroom. It isn't an example of an A+ project (the project lacked strong communication of the rule verbally...) but it is a great example of creativity with materials and showing the rule visually! 2. Matching Activity . Here's a picture of the baggies I pass out to the small groups. 3. Sponge Bob Lab Safety Students read the story and list as many broken lab rules as they can can find. In the end, they should find about 20 broken lab rules. 4. Tell What Rule Was Broken Cartoon & Cartoon Video ...I just use both as warm-up activities during the first week and give the students a written question, such as: "List 3 lab rules that were broken." or "List 3 lab rules that were followed." 5. Interactive Practice Quizzes Students must pass with 90% to be allowed in the lab. An example of interactive practices quizzes can be found online here. 6. Fun Lab Safety Videos Much more entertaining than than the classic lab-safety-videos.