What should you pay attention to during the rainy season? Class meeting courseware

Activity objectives:

1. Educate students about safe walking on the road during rainy season, enhance students’ understanding of electricity, and initially cultivate students’ awareness of self-protection.

2. Students know the basic rules and regulations for walking in the rainy season and its dangers. Let students know how to use electricity safely.

3. Cultivate students’ feelings of unity and friendship. Cultivate students' cognitive ability and discrimination ability.

Activity process:

1. Enlightening conversation and revealing the topic:

Students, the rainy season is coming, and safety issues have become a top priority. Did you know? What safety issues should we pay attention to during the rainy season? (Written on the blackboard: Rainy Season Safety Education Theme Class Meeting)

2. Start discussion:

1. Group discussion: What should you do if you forget to bring an umbrella on a rainy day? Or what will you do if you bring an umbrella but your classmate who lives with you doesn’t?

(The behavior of primary school students when encountering rainy days, guide students on the dangers of slippery running and wrestling on rainy days. Students should help each other.)

2. Question: What to do when going out on rainy days Pay attention to those safety?

(Thunder and lightning, floods, getting wet and getting sick, etc.)

3. Think about it: How to prevent lightning during the rainy season?

1. Which places are prone to lightning strikes?

Generally speaking, areas with metal deposits, river beds, groundwater outlets, the border between hillsides and rice fields, hillsides and foothills, rivers Edges, lakes, seasides, low-lying areas and places with high groundwater levels are all places prone to lightning strikes. Some isolated iron towers, chimneys and other tall buildings are also vulnerable to lightning strikes. When a thunderstorm comes, trees are easily struck by lightning because they are relatively tall. During thunderstorms, stay away from large trees and squat as low as possible with your feet together. The bathroom is a high-risk area for lightning strikes.

2. How to prevent lightning accidents

The following points should be paid attention to when preventing lightning in severe weather:

1. In severe weather such as strong winds and thunderstorms, the following points should be paid attention to: Go out. If you must go out for a walk, you should carefully observe the terrain and walk carefully to avoid stepping on power lines. You should avoid walking near power facilities such as telephone poles and towers, and avoid hanging wires.

2. Do not go barefoot when walking outside.

3. 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.

4. If you happen to be at home when there is strong thunder and lightning, it is recommended not to risk going out. Do not use radios and televisions with external antennas and do not make calls.

5. If you are in the wild, you should immediately find a shelter, such as a lightning rod, steel frame or steel plate concrete building. As a lightning protection place, vehicles with complete metal compartments can also be used.

6. When there is no shelter, do not get close to open areas or lone trees on top of mountains, as these are the most vulnerable areas to lightning strikes.

Don’t stay in open water or on small boats; try to stay away from the edges of tall trees, around power lines, flagpoles, and tall objects without lightning protection equipment such as haystacks and tents. Don’t get close to railroad tracks or long metal railings! Thank you for reading, hope you will adopt it, thank you!