Public Safety
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ByBaldazar Team
Description
Children begin becoming more independent at this age, which makes understanding basic safety an essential life skill. Public Safety & Personal Safety teaches children how to recognize common dangers, make safe choices, protect themselves and others, and know when and how to ask for help.
Through stories, games, role-play and practical situations, children learn what is safe to touch, what should be avoided, what to do during an emergency, how to respond if they become separated from their family, and how to react when approached by someone they do not know.
The goal is not to make children afraid of the world, but to help them develop awareness, calmness, confidence and safe habits.
Target Audiences
- 5-6 years
Détails
- 8 Sections
- 0 Lessons
- 2 Hours
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- 1. Safety Starts With MeDiscovering what makes me unique Recognizing my strengths Appreciating myself Understanding that everyone is different0
- 2. Safety at HomeCaring for my body Personal hygiene Rest, food and physical activity Taking care of my personal belongings0
- 3.What Should I Never Touch?Recognizing my emotions Talking about how I feel Understanding that all feelings are valid Expressing emotions appropriately0
- 4. Fire, Smoke & Other EmergenciesUnderstanding personal space Recognizing appropriate and inappropriate behavior Respecting my own boundaries Respecting the boundaries of others Knowing when and how to seek help0
- 5. When Someone Gets Hurt or Becomes SickSaying no respectfully Understanding when it is important to say no Moving away from uncomfortable situations Telling a trusted adult0
- 6. Staying Safe in Public PlacesUnderstanding that nobody is perfect Accepting mistakes Learning from mistakes Trying again without giving up0
- 7. What If I Get Lost?Recognizing negative thoughts Encouraging myself Saying “I can try” Celebrating effort and progress0
- 8. When a Stranger Approaches MeUnderstanding that not everyone we don't know is dangerous, but we must be careful Keeping a safe distance Never going somewhere with an unknown person without permission Never accepting gifts, food or invitations without checking with a trusted adult What to do if someone asks us to keep a secret Moving toward a safe, populated place and asking for help Being polite never means we have to ignore our safety0
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