Short content of safety education during winter vacation

#education# Introduction Safety is the basic guarantee for a happy and peaceful life, and is the primary prerequisite for all work, study and life. Students should always remember "safety first" during this long winter vacation. The following is the content compiled by Kao.com. I hope it will be helpful to you.

1. Brief content of winter vacation safety education Part 1 1. Traffic safety

1. Consciously abide by traffic rules, pay attention to traffic lights, and do not run or play on the highway.

2. When crossing a highway, you must use zebra crossings, pedestrian bridges, etc., and do not cross at will.

3. Teenagers under the age of 12 are not allowed to ride bicycles on the road.

4. Observe public order, wait in line for the bus, do not approach the vehicle until it has stopped, and do not crowd or fight when getting on or off the bus.

5. Ride in a civilized manner. When riding, you should fasten your seat belt or hold on to the handrails. Do not ride in dilapidated vehicles. Teenagers under 14 years old should not sit in the passenger seat.

2. Water, electricity, and fire safety

1. Do not play or fish in dangerous places such as rivers, reservoirs, ponds, wells, etc. Swim in regular swimming pools and go out Fishing and catching must be accompanied by parents and go to formal and appropriate places.

2. Under the guidance of parents, learn to use household appliances gradually and safely; do not move or connect wires, lamp holders, sockets, etc.; do not play in places marked with "high voltage danger".

3. You are not allowed to play with fire or carry tinder. If you find a fire, you are not allowed to put it out. You must report it to an adult in time or call the police or call the emergency number 119; use gas and liquefied stoves carefully; set off fires. You must pay attention to safety when setting off fireworks and do not set them off or set them off under the guidance of parents.

3. Food safety

1. Consciously develop good personal hygiene habits and wash hands before meals and after using the toilet to prevent the occurrence of infectious diseases.

2. When purchasing packaged food, read the trademark, production date, shelf life, etc. "Three No's" foods, and expired foods must not be purchased or used.

3. When eating raw fruits and melons, pay attention to cleaning them. Do not eat rotten or spoiled food. Smoking and drinking are strictly prohibited.

4. Avoid overeating to prevent indigestion.

IV. Mental safety

1. Stay away from Internet cafes, use electronic products healthily at home, follow your parents’ guidance when surfing the Internet, and do not log in or browse unhealthy websites.

2. Do not go to commercial electronic game rooms, billiard rooms and other inappropriate entertainment venues.

3. Do not participate in unhealthy entertainment activities, do not believe or spread rumors; do not buy or borrow unhealthy books and magazines.

V. Other safety matters

1. When you are at home alone, do not trust strangers. Do not open the door when strangers knock on your door. In case of emergency, call 110.

2. Due to the impact of the epidemic, students must wear masks when traveling or visiting relatives and friends. If you get lost, don’t panic. Stay where you are or call 110 to seek help from the police.

Everyone must remember several emergency telephone numbers: Police: 110; Fire: 119; Ambulance: 120; Traffic accident: 122

2. Brief content of winter vacation safety education Part 2 1. Effectively strengthen safety education in winter, especially during the Spring Festival, and enhance students’ safety awareness.

2. Provide students with safety prevention education on anti-freeze, fire prevention, theft prevention, fraud prevention, traffic accident prevention, etc., enhance students' self-protection and safety awareness, and prevent students from suffering personal and property losses.

3. Food hygiene knowledge education: During the holidays, children should remember not to overeat or overeat, not to eat indiscriminately, and to eat clean and fresh food as much as possible.

4. Gas poisoning safety knowledge education: Do not tamper with the gas switch at home. If you smell gas at home, quickly open the doors and windows and leave; find a way to tell an adult.

5. Safety knowledge education on preventing burns: Do not mess with electrical appliances at home or play with fire.

3. Brief content of winter vacation safety education Part 3 There is a lot of rain and snow in winter. When walking on slippery roads, be sure to pay attention to the dense traffic passing by and avoid chasing and fighting to prevent falls and injuries.

The Jiangnan area is wet and humid in winter, and the ice on lakes, rivers, ponds and other water surfaces is thin. Do not skate in these waters to avoid accidents.

When going out in winter, there are many people and cars, so you must pay more attention to obeying traffic rules. Travel in groups as much as possible, and tell your parents your destination, time of return, and traveling companions. Do not ride in overcrowded vehicles, illegally operated vehicles, unlicensed vehicles, or take rides from strangers. When students return home during the holidays, do not bring a large amount of cash. When there are crowds of people, do not just rush to buy tickets and ignore the safety of your property.

When participating in large-scale group activities such as Spring Festival temple fairs and garden tours, do not crowd, do not make noises, and do not create an atmosphere of tension or panic to prevent stampedes. When encountering a crowded flow of people, you should immediately step aside or go along with the flow of people. Do not try to pass others, and do not go in the opposite direction. If your shoes are stepped off, do not bend down to pick up the shoes or tie the shoelaces rashly to avoid being knocked down by the crowd. After being squeezed by the crowd, try to get closer to the corner, curl up into a ball, and clasp your hands behind your neck to protect the most vulnerable parts of your body.

Do not drink or eat drinks or food given by strangers, and do not take advantage of others to avoid being deceived.

When traveling, choose a reputable travel agency and keep the phone numbers of your tour guide and companions. Do not carry large amounts of cash and valuables when traveling. Store valuables in hotel safes. Luggage items should not be out of sight. When entering or leaving a hotel room, close the door to prevent strangers from entering the room.

4. Brief content of winter vacation safety education Part 4 The climate in winter is dry and fires are prone to occur. It is necessary to always learn the common sense of preventing household fires, and master the methods of handling fires in different situations such as wire and electrical appliance fires, oil pan fires, and liquefied gas fires. When there is a fire at home and there is thick smoke, you should bend down or crawl out as much as possible, cover your nose and mouth with a wet towel or clothing, and wrap your hands with clothing or towels when opening the door to prevent the hot doorknob from scalding your hands.

When using coal stoves for heating in winter, parents should carefully check the chimney and other ventilation facilities, and pay attention to frequent indoor ventilation to prevent gas poisoning. Pipeline gas is often mixed with unpleasant-smelling sulfur-containing compounds. If you smell an abnormal smell, that is, there is a gas leak, you should quickly turn off the gas switch, open doors and windows, and strictly prohibit open flames to prevent accidents such as poisoning, fire, and explosion.

When you are at home alone, close the doors and windows and lock the door to prevent thieves from sneaking in. When someone knocks on the door, be sure to ask why they are coming and do not open the door to strangers easily. When bad guys want to break in, they can go to the window, balcony, etc. and shout loudly to the neighbors or call the police