Safety knowledge for young children in summer

1. Tips for young children’s life in summer

The scorching heat of midsummer is a severe test for young children whose organs have not yet matured. So how can young children spend the midsummer safely? ?

1. Prevent heat stroke

In summer, when the temperature is high, the human body perspires more. Failure to replenish water and salt in time, or being exposed to the scorching sun for too long will cause heat stroke, and young children will also suffer from heat stroke. exception. Therefore, young parents should be careful not to let their children play in the hot sun. Children should wear sun hats when going out. They should eat more vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins, and drink more sugar water, salt water, mung bean soup, sour plum soup, watermelon juice, etc.

2. Prevention and treatment of diarrhea

Diarrhea is a common disease among young children in summer. When severe, it affects the nutritional absorption and health of young children. To prevent diarrhea in young children, scientific feeding and regular and quantitative feeding are required Be disciplined and pay attention to utensils, food and personal hygiene.

3. Prevent skin diseases

Skin diseases that often occur in young children in summer include prickly heat, boils, abscesses, skin infections caused by mosquito bites, etc. To prevent the occurrence of these skin diseases, children should pay attention to their personal hygiene and prevent mosquitoes and insects. They should bathe frequently, change clothes frequently, keep clothes clean and dry, and cut nails frequently to prevent scratching the skin and promoting infection and suppuration.

4. Prevent intestinal infectious diseases

Hot summer is the popular season for various intestinal infectious diseases such as bacillary dysentery, typhoid fever and hepatitis. These infectious diseases are all caused by diet. Or food-borne diseases, so we should pay special attention to children's food hygiene and personal hygiene. They should not eat rotten food and rotten fruits, should not be greedy for cold drinks and cold foods, and should not eat raw aquatic products. They should wash their hands before meals and after using the toilet, and keep away good diseases. Enter through the mouth.

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2. I know about the safety knowledge in kindergarten in summer

The goal of the activity "I know about safety knowledge" in the big class 1. Through activities, further enhance children's safety awareness and understand some preventive measures. Improve children's ability to save themselves and each other.

2. Develop children’s analysis, judgment and language expression abilities. Activity preparation:

1. Scoreboard, gold, silver, bronze medals, and several small red flags 2. Key points and difficulties of multimedia courseware: preventive measures and self-rescue and mutual rescue methods Activity process:

1. Stimulate children’s interest in participating in the competition and explain the rules. Today we are going to hold a safety knowledge competition. We welcome all young players to participate in our competition and explain the rules of the competition: 1. Now we use each table as a team. Divide into red, yellow, blue, green, purple and pink teams to compete. 2. Every time a question appears, you have to wait until the teacher tells you to start before you can answer it. If you answer a question correctly, you will get a red flag. If you answer the question incorrectly or violate the rules, you will get a red flag. 3. Finally, depending on the number of red flags, the championship team and the outstanding team will be selected, and medals will be distributed. 2. Safety Knowledge Grand Prix:

1. Recognize safety signs (quick answer)

Look at the screen to review and consolidate the safety signs you have learned

2. Error finding game (Quick Answer)

Incorrect answers after looking at pictures 3. Listen to the questions and answer them. The topics provided include: burns, meeting strangers, electric shock, earthquakes, fires, bleeding, etc. 4. Stay calm in times of crisis and understand the preventive measures and self-rescue and mutual-rescue methods. Each team will choose one person to draw questions (must-answer questions), and the children of the team will answer them. They can discuss or complement each other. Points will be awarded if the answer is correct. If the answer is incomplete, other teams can complete it, and if the answer is correct, points will also be scored. 3. Award Ceremony:

End of Music Award Ceremony:

Create and modify safety signs so that younger children in middle class and small class can understand these signs and improve their safety awareness .

3. Safety precautions in summer

1. Safety knowledge during thunderstorms Summer is the season with frequent thunderstorms, and lightning strikes and casualties occur from time to time.

Therefore, everyone should attach great importance to their own safety during thunderstorms and master the necessary safety protection knowledge. 1. Please close doors and windows, cut off the power supply of household appliances, and unplug the plug; do not approach conductive objects such as water pipes and heating pipes; do not stand under lamp sockets; do not shower under nozzles; and do not make calls on mobile phones.

2. Do not stay on high-rise platforms; do not gather in corridors, run or shout loudly. 3. Do not enter isolated sheds, sentry boxes and other low buildings; do not take shelter under big trees from thunderstorms.

4. Do not hold an umbrella or hold up other metal objects in the wilderness; do not run in the wilderness; *** Wear wet clothes, shoes, hats, etc. when walking around. 5. Do not ride bicycles; do not engage in outdoor ball games; 6. When riding in cars, trains, etc., do not stick your head or hands out of the window.

7. Do not connect the wires used to dry clothes and bedding to windows and doors. 8. When encountering lightning, you should immediately squat down to lower your height, put your feet together, put your hands on your knees, and keep other parts of your body away from the ground to reduce the harm caused by step voltage.

9. Once the human body is struck by lightning, it often appears in a state of "suspended death". At this time, mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration and extracorporeal cardiac surgery should be performed, and miracles can often occur. While rescuing, you should immediately dial 120 to request first aid.

2. Food Hygiene and Safety Knowledge The weather in summer is hot, with high temperature and high humidity. Pathogenic microorganisms multiply at an accelerated rate. Food is prone to spoilage and bacterial food poisoning and intestinal infectious diseases are prone to occur. Therefore, students should pay close attention to food hygiene and safety and beware of food-borne diseases such as food poisoning.

1. When buying food, you should carefully check the factory name, factory address, production date, shelf life, etc., try to choose fresh food with short storage time, and do not buy "three noes" food and expired food. 2. Do not purchase uninspected meat, poultry and aquatic products whose cause of death is unknown.

Do not buy cooked meat, cold vegetables, cold skin and other foods sold by "unlicensed" vendors on the roadside. 3. The food safety risk of eating raw aquatic products in summer is greater. Eat less or no raw aquatic products such as boiled shrimp, hairy clams, drunken shrimp, and drunken crab.

4. Processed braised vegetables and cooked meat cannot be stored for more than 2 hours, and should be fully heated after 2 hours. 5. The fruits and vegetables used in salad dishes must be washed and disinfected and cooked and eaten freshly.

Do not eat fruits, vegetables and wild foods without permission. Fruits and melons for direct consumption should be thoroughly washed with clean water and peeled as much as possible.

6. When dining out, you should choose a catering unit with good sanitary conditions and a valid "Food Hygiene License". Wash your hands before meals, use serving chopsticks as much as possible, and advocate serving separate meals.

When eating, you should pay attention to determine whether the food has spoiled and whether there are foreign objects. Do not eat prohibited foods and do not overeat. 7. The temperature is high in summer. Eating some cold drinks at the right time and in the right amount can relieve the heat and quench thirst, which is good for your health.

It is not advisable to overeat cold drinks, and it is not advisable to consume cold drinks when sweating a lot, before or after meals, or after drinking hot drinks. When purchasing cold drinks, carefully check the production date and shelf life, and try to choose products with a recent production date; do not drink unclean water or unboiled tap water.

8. Once a suspected food poisoning incident occurs, you should immediately stop eating the suspicious food, organize treatment as soon as possible, and report to the local health administration department so that it can be investigated and handled in a timely manner to avoid food poisoning incidents caused by time delays. Unable to identify. 3. Safety knowledge to prevent heatstroke Heatstroke is one of the common acute fever diseases in hot summer. Mild patients may experience dizziness, headache, nausea, thirst, profuse sweating, palpitation and flushing, and the body temperature can rise to above 38℃. There may even be signs of collapse such as a drop in blood pressure and an increase in pulse rate.

Severe cases may show symptoms such as high fever (body temperature exceeding 41°C), no sweat, confusion in speech and consciousness, tetany of the hands and feet, and disturbance of consciousness. In severe cases, shock, heart failure, pulmonary edema, cerebral edema, etc. may occur. Critical illness. Therefore, everyone should pay attention to preventing heatstroke.

1. Wear loose, breathable, light-colored clothes; wear an insulating sun hat; drink plenty of salted water; the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor air conditioning should not be too large. It is advisable to use an air conditioner where the indoor and outdoor temperature difference does not exceed 5 degrees; stock up with heatstroke prevention medicines such as Rendan, cooling oil, Fengyoujing, Ten Dishui, and peppermint tablets.

2. Once heatstroke occurs, the patient should be moved to a cool and ventilated place to lie down and rest, then unbutton the patient's clothes, apply a cold water towel to the patient's head and neck, and let the patient drink more Water (preferably warm salt water or watermelon juice), and take anti-stroke medicines such as Rendan and Ten Dishui. If the condition is serious, you should quickly send to the hospital for treatment or call 120 emergency number.

4. Common knowledge about flood prevention safety If heavy rainfall occurs continuously in an area within a short period of time, the river water will rise violently, overflowing the dams, submerging farmland and villages, washing away roads, bridges, and houses, causing casualties and property losses. Therefore, students should pay close attention to flood prevention safety.

1. Insist on listening to the weather forecast every day, keep abreast of local weather changes, and pay attention to weather signs: the weather is sultry in the morning, and you may even have difficulty breathing. This is generally a sign of an approaching low-pressure weather system, and it is often a sign of an approaching low-pressure weather system in the afternoon. Heavy rainfall occurs; in the morning, pagoda-shaped black clouds are seen bulging in the distance, and usually there will be strong thunderstorms in the afternoon; the weather has been clear and cloudless for many days, and the weather is particularly hot. Suddenly, small clouds are seen rising on the windward slopes of the mountains, usually at midnight or There will be strong thunderstorms in the early morning; when you see funnel clouds or dragon tail clouds on the horizon, it means that the weather is extremely unstable and thunderstorms and strong winds are possible at any time. 2. Do not watch floods; do not go under mountains, do not walk in low-lying areas, and do not stay in ravines or low-lying areas; do not take shelter under big trees, walls or rocks; do not cross rivers without knowing the water conditions.

3. When floods come, move away as soon as possible. When there is no time to move, you should immediately climb to the roof, high-rise building, big tree, high wall, etc. to temporarily avoid danger.

At the same time, they sought help from the outside world by calling for help, making fireworks, and waving colorful clothes. If there are boats, rafts, door panels, barrels, basins, tanks and other floating objects, you can perform self-rescue.

4. If you encounter a landslide, you should quickly look around and evacuate to a safer place. When evacuating, the best direction is to run to both sides. Running downward or upward is very dangerous.

5. Swimming safety knowledge Swimming is a very useful sport in summer. It can not only achieve the purpose of physical exercise, but also play a role in relieving the heat, enjoying the coolness, and pleasing the body and mind. The most important thing about swimming in summer is Safety issues must not be taken lightly. Generally, you need to pay attention to the following issues when participating in swimming:.

4. Tips for young children’s life in summer

The scorching heat of midsummer is a severe test for young children whose organs have not yet matured. So how can young children spend the midsummer safely? ? 1. Prevent heatstroke. The temperature is high in summer and the human body perspires a lot. Failure to replenish water and salt in time, or being exposed to the scorching sun for too long will cause heatstroke, and young children are no exception.

Therefore, young parents should be careful not to let their children play in the hot sun. Children should wear sun hats when going out. They should eat more vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins, and drink more sugar water, salt water, and mung bean soup. , sour plum soup, watermelon juice, etc. 2. Prevent and treat diarrhea. Diarrhea is a common disease among young children in summer. When severe, it affects the nutrient absorption and health of young children. To prevent diarrhea in young children, scientific feeding should be carried out at regular times and quantities, and attention should be paid to tableware, food and personal hygiene.

3. Prevent skin diseases. Skin diseases that often occur in young children in summer include prickly heat, boils, abscesses, skin infections caused by mosquito bites, etc. To prevent the occurrence of these skin diseases, children should pay attention to their personal hygiene and prevent mosquitoes and insects. They should bathe frequently and change clothes frequently. Keep clothes clean and dry, and cut nails frequently to prevent scratching the skin and promoting infection and suppuration.

4. Prevent intestinal infectious diseases Hot summer is the popular season for various intestinal infectious diseases such as bacillary dysentery, typhoid and hepatitis. These infectious diseases are all transmitted through diet or food, so they are particularly We should pay attention to children's food hygiene and personal hygiene. They should not eat rotten food and rotten fruits, not be greedy for cold drinks and cold foods, and should not eat raw aquatic products. They should wash their hands before meals and after using the toilet to prevent good diseases from entering through the mouth. Hello, please accept it after reading it.

5. There are several requirements for summer safety education

(1) "Six Don'ts": You are not allowed to swim in the water without permission; you are not allowed to swim with others without permission; you are not allowed to swim without permission Swimming is not allowed under the guidance of parents or teachers; swimming in waters without safety facilities and rescue personnel is not allowed; swimming in unfamiliar waters is not allowed; students who are not familiar with water are not allowed to go into the water for rescue without authorization.

(2) Key points for swimming safety 1. Do not be too hungry or too full when entering the water. You can only go into the water one hour after eating to avoid cramps; 2. Test the water temperature before going into the water. If the water is too cold, do not go into the water; 3. If you swim in rivers, lakes, or seas, you must be accompanied by a companion, and you cannot swim alone; 4. Observe the environment of the swimming place before entering the water. If there is a danger warning, you cannot swim here; 5. Do not swim in canyons where the geographical environment is unclear.

The water in these places is of different depths and is cold. There may be obstacles in the water that can hurt people, which is very unsafe; 6. Before diving, make sure the water is at least 3 meters deep and there are no Weeds, rocks or other obstructions. It is safer to enter the water feet first; 7. When swimming in the sea, swim parallel to the coastline. Those with poor swimming skills or insufficient physical strength should not wade into the deep water.

Make a mark on the coast, pay attention to whether you are swept too far, and adjust the direction in time to ensure safety. (3) How to prevent lower limb cramps during swimming. Be sure to warm up before swimming.

Before swimming, you should consider your physical condition. If you are too full, too hungry, or too tired, do not swim. Before swimming, put some water on your limbs before jumping into the water.

Do not jump into the water immediately. If you have chest pain while swimming, you can press your chest hard and wait until you feel better before going ashore. If you have abdominal pain, you should go ashore. It is best to drink some hot drinks or hot soup to keep your body warm.

(4) Self-rescue strategy for swimming and drowning in summer. How to ensure the health and safety of swimming and avoid the occurrence of drowning incidents? Being unfamiliar with the water conditions and jumping into the water rashly can easily endanger your life. In the unfortunate event of a drowning incident, experts say that drowning victims should not panic, stay calm, and actively rescue themselves: (1) For those with cramps in their hands and feet, if their fingers are cramped, they can make a fist, then open it with force, and repeat quickly Do this a few more times until the cramp disappears; (2) If there is cramp in the calf or toe, take a breath and float on the water, hold the toe of the cramped limb with the hand on the opposite side of the cramped limb, and pull it toward the body with force, while using Press the palm of the same side on the knee of the cramped limb to help straighten the cramped leg; (3) If you have thigh cramps, you can also use the same method of lengthening the cramped muscles to solve the problem.

(5) How to prevent drowning Swimming is one of the favorite physical exercises among teenagers. However, if you are not well prepared, lack awareness of safety precautions, panic when encountering an accident, and cannot calmly save yourself, drowning casualties can easily occur.

In order to ensure swimming safety and prevent the occurrence of drowning accidents, the following points must be done: 1. Do not go out swimming alone, and do not go to places where you are not familiar with the bottom of the water, do not know the water conditions, or are dangerous and suitable for drowning casualties. Accident place to swim. To choose a good swimming place, you must have a clear understanding of the environment of the place, such as whether the reservoir and bathing beach are hygienic, whether the water is flat, whether there are reefs, undercurrents, weeds, and the depth of the water.

2. Swimming must be organized and led by a teacher or someone familiar with water properties. to take care of each other.

If a group organization goes out for swimming, the number of people should be counted before and after entering the water, and lifeguards should be designated for safety protection. 3. You must be aware of your physical health. People who are prone to cramps in their limbs should not participate in swimming or swim in deep water areas.

Be prepared before going into the water. Move your body first. If the water temperature is too low, you should first rinse your body with water in shallow water and wait until you adapt to the water temperature before going into the water for swimming. Students with dentures should Remove the dentures to prevent them from falling into the esophagus or trachea if you choke on water. 4. Be aware of your own water nature. Do not show off after entering the water. Do not dive or swim rashly, and do not fight with each other to avoid drinking water and drowning.

Do not swim in rapids and whirlpools, and do not swim after drinking. 5. If you suddenly feel uncomfortable while swimming, such as dizziness, nausea, palpitation, shortness of breath, etc., immediately go ashore to rest or call for help.

6. If you experience cramps in your calves or feet while swimming, do not panic. You can kick your legs hard or do jumping movements, or push hard and pull the cramped area, and call your companions for help at the same time. 7. When you encounter a drowning accident while swimming, on-site first aid is urgent, and cardiopulmonary resuscitation is the most important.

After rescuing a drowning person ashore, the vomit, sediment and other debris from the mouth and nasopharynx should be immediately removed to maintain smooth breathing; the tongue should be pulled out to prevent it from turning back and blocking the respiratory tract; Pad the drowning person's abdomen so that the chest and head droop, or hold the person's legs and place the abdomen on the shoulders of the first responder, and perform a walking or jumping "water pouring" motion. Restoring the breathing of a drowning victim is the key to the success of first aid. Artificial respiration should be performed immediately. Mouth-to-mouth or mouth-to-nose artificial respiration can be used. During first aid, the victim should be quickly sent to the hospital for treatment.

2. Safety knowledge to prevent severe weather (1) To prevent electric shock in severe weather, you should pay attention to the following points: 1. In severe weather such as strong winds, thunderstorms, hail, etc., go out as much as possible. If you must go out for a walk, you should carefully observe the terrain and walk carefully to avoid stepping on power lines.

Avoid walking near power facilities such as telephone poles and towers, and avoid hanging wires. 2. Do not go barefoot when walking outside.

3. Indoors, in the event of thunderstorms and strong winds, you should promptly turn off running household appliances and unplug them; do not repair live wires or equipment at home with bare hands and feet; if your home is accidentally flooded , the power supply should be cut off immediately to prevent accidents caused by water intrusion and insulation damage to household appliances in use. 4. When walking outside on rainy days, pay attention to observation and avoid contact with the metal parts of street light poles, signal light poles and floor-standing billboards. Avoid areas with accumulated water.

5. After discovering that power facilities such as switchboards and box-type substations are submerged in water, you must promptly notify the power supply department for processing while staying away from other people. How to give first aid after being struck by lightning: After being struck by lightning, you can take the following first aid methods: 1. The injured person lies down on the spot and loosens his clothes buttons, belts, etc.

2. Immediately perform mouth-to-mouth breathing and external chest compression until the patient wakes up. 3. Manually guide or acupuncture points such as Renzhong, Shixuan, Yongquan, and Mingmen.

4. Send to hospital for emergency treatment. (2) When encountering thunder and lightning, you should pay attention to the following points: 1. If you happen to be at home when there is strong thunder and lightning, it is recommended not to risk going out.

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6. What kind of safety meeting does the teacher want to hold? It means summer safety knowledge.

1. Food hygiene and safety 1. Pay attention to personal hygiene and eat fresh and hygienic food. , do not eat raw or cold food or cooked food that has been left for too long.

2. Eat more melons and vegetables. Summer is the peak season for melons and vegetables. You can eat more winter melon, cucumber, loofah, pumpkin, bitter melon, watermelon, etc. and eat more cool vegetables. The most important factor affecting the human body in summer is the poison of summer heat and dampness. Eating some cool vegetables is helpful for producing body fluids and quenching thirst, relieving irritability and heat, clearing away heat and purging fire, detoxifying and laxative.

These vegetables include bitter melon, loofah, cucumber, vegetable melon, watermelon, melon, etc. 3. Eat more “sterilized” vegetables.

Summer temperatures are high and pathogenic bacteria breed and spread quickly. This is the season when human diseases, especially intestinal infectious diseases, are prone to occur. At this time, eating more "sterilized" vegetables can prevent diseases. Such vegetables include: garlic, onions, scallions, garlic seedlings, etc. These vegetables are rich in broad-spectrum phytocides; they can kill and inhibit various pathogenic bacteria.

2. Anti-drowning safety 1. Do not swim in the water privately without the guidance of parents, or swim with classmates without authorization; 2. Do not swim in unfamiliar water conditions, without safety facilities or without rescue People should not swim in rivers, rivers, mountain ponds, reservoirs and deep pools; 3. When swimming in a swimming pool with safety guarantees, you should also make various preparations before swimming. Do not be too hungry or too full when entering the water. 4. If you see a companion falling into the water, do not blindly go into the water to save him, but shout loudly to the adult next to him for help.

Once parents encounter a drowning person, those who are able should lend a helping hand in time and dial "110" or "120" for help as soon as possible. Once a drowning victim is rescued from the water, on-site first aid should be carried out immediately.

3. Traffic Safety 1. You must greet your parents when you go out, do not go out with your companions without permission, and do not stay out overnight. 2. When going out on foot, be careful to walk on the sidewalk, and walk on the roadside where there is no sidewalk.

When crossing the road, you must walk through an overpass or underpass. Where there are no overpasses or underpasses, you should take the pedestrian passage; when crossing the road where there is no crosswalk, pay attention to the passing vehicles and do not cross diagonally or violently. Run; when passing through an intersection, obey the instructions of the traffic police and obey the traffic signals; do not cross the road on a road with guardrails or isolation piers. 4. Activity safety 1. It is not advisable to take a bath immediately after strenuous exercise.

During exercise, a large amount of blood in the body is distributed in the limbs and body surface. Once the exercise stops, the increased blood volume will continue for a while. If you take a bath immediately at this time, it will easily cause too much blood to enter the muscle skin. This will cause insufficient blood supply to the heart and brain. 5. Safety against influenza 1. Avoid contact with respiratory patients with flu-like symptoms (fever, cough, runny nose, etc.) or pneumonia.

2. Pay attention to personal hygiene and wash hands frequently with soap and water, especially after coughing or sneezing. 3. Avoid contact with pigs or places where pigs are present.

4. Avoid going to crowded places. 5. Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you cough or sneeze, and then throw the tissue into the trash.

6. Eat properly cooked pork and pork products. When cooking pork, cook the pork to an internal temperature of 71 degrees.

Kills bacteria and viruses.

7. Composition I know about summer safety

Common sense about summer safety

1. Traffic safety

1. You must walk on the sidewalk. If there is no sidewalk, you must walk on the right. When crossing a road (street) or passing through a cross street, look in both directions, make sure there are no cars, and then pass quickly.

2. Do not play football, jump rubber bands, fight, or play on the road. Do not pick up cars, chase cars, forcibly block cars, or throw objects at cars.

3. When going to and from school on mountain trails, you should try to walk in groups, do not walk alone too early or too late, and do not engage in dangerous activities to avoid accidental injuries.

2. Electricity safety

1. Do not touch or wipe the casing of electrical appliances with wet hands or wet cloth, do not dry clothes or hang objects on the wires, and do not plug or unplug electrical appliances at will. .

2. If you find wires, lamp holders, switches and sockets with damaged insulation layers, report them promptly and ask dedicated personnel to repair them. Do not move them tampering.

3. Once there is a fire caused by electrical equipment or someone is found to have received an electric shock, the power must be cut off quickly and the teacher, parents or other personnel should be notified immediately for rescue.

4. Stay away from high-voltage charged objects. Do not touch wires fallen from power poles, do not climb transformer platforms, do not climb telecommunications transmission towers, high-voltage transmission towers, and do not fly kites or fish under high-voltage wires.

3. Safety at school and on the road

Do not fight in the classroom, do not climb over doors and windows, do not chase and play in the corridor, do not lean on the railings, and do not pull or push on the railings.

2. Students are strictly prohibited from bringing sticks, controlled knives and other sharp objects into campus.

3. On the way to school, if you encounter personal injuries or injuries such as robbery, bullying, bullying, etc., report it to the school and parents in a timely manner, and seek help from the nearest adult.

4. It is strictly prohibited to swim in rivers or pits privately to avoid drowning accidents.

5. On the way to and from school, stay away from cliffs, rivers, and wells to avoid dangerous accidents. In thunderstorms, parents need to be escorted, and do not take shelter under bridges or trees.

4. Common sense of food hygiene and safety

1. Students should not buy or consume unsafe food and drinks, and do not eat expired and spoiled food.

2. Do not overeat frozen, blunt, fried and other convenient and unhygienic junk food sold by beach vendors, and do not drink alcohol.

3. It is strictly forbidden to eat other people’s fruits and vegetables without permission to prevent poisoning. Please go home promptly after school.

5. Fire safety knowledge

1. Do not carry fireworks, firecrackers, matches, lighters and other flammable and explosive items with you, and do not use gasoline, diesel, alcohol, etc. to start a fire.

2. Do not smoke or play with fire, especially in flammable and explosive places such as gas stations and filling stations. Use liquefied natural gas correctly according to operating specifications.

3. Do not light torches or burn crop straw, grass slopes, or woods on the way to or from school.

6. Prevent other intentional harm to common sense

1. Prevent bad guys from kidnapping and trafficking children. Such incidents often occur when students are on their way to and from school, when there are no parents at home at noon, and when students go out to play in the evening.

2. Bad guys carry out different infringements in different ways. Such as: asking for directions, helping to find people, helping to find things, etc. Lie that the child's family members are injured, sick and hospitalized, or that they are colleagues or friends of the parent who have an emergency and come to pick up the child on their behalf.

3. Left-behind children and their guardians must strengthen their awareness of safety and prevention to avoid being harmed by bad people.