Complete knowledge of kindergarten safety education

# Infants # Introduction Children's safe growth cannot be separated from parents' education, so that kindergarten children can master more safety tips and make them react quickly when they are in danger, and parents and teachers also need to educate their children to know these safety tips frequently. The following is a small collection of knowledge about kindergarten safety education. Welcome to read the reference!

1. Little knowledge of kindergarten safety education

1. Street safety education. Children should be taught to obey the traffic rules, not to play or stay on the road, and to take the crosswalk when crossing the road. Let children remember their names and home addresses, and educate them what is a safe place and what is an unsafe place.

2. Prevent foreign bodies from entering the body. Children should be educated not to put small stones, peanuts, melon seeds, small paper balls and other small things into the mouth, nose, ears and other parts to avoid accidents.

3. Don't jump from a height casually. For older children, we should educate them not to jump from heights casually and let them know the dangers. In addition, we should also educate them not to take things beyond their power to avoid accidents.

4. Children should be warned not to run around with pencils, chopsticks, popsicles, glass bottles or sharp things in their hands or in their mouths, otherwise accidents will easily occur and children will be injured.

5, prevent burns. It is forbidden to let children go to unsafe places, and it is forbidden for them to take away the kettle, hot rice, etc. The thermos bottle should be placed in an appropriate position, and the children should be given boiled water with appropriate temperature.

6. Prevent children from being lost. When organizing children's activities, faculty members should count the number of people at any time; When children come and leave the park, the teaching staff should explain the situation to their parents.

7. prevent electric shock. Indoor and outdoor current switches should be set out of children's reach, and children are forbidden to switch on and off electric appliances such as lights, televisions, tape recorders and disinfection cabinets to avoid accidents such as electric shock.

2. Kindergarten safety education tips

1. Educate children not to play with fire and electricity, and let them know that playing with fire and electricity is very dangerous.

2. Educate children not to climb on the balcony of the window sill of the building, and let them know that they will fall easily. When children see some superman's actions on TV, they should be informed in time that this can only be done with strong guarantee measures.

3. Educate children not to put pins, thumbtacks, paper clips, peanuts, small plastic particles, etc. in their ears and nose. This is easy to fall into the trachea and cause suffocation.

4. The kitchen is an unsafe place for children, and stoves, hot pots, kettles, knives and forks are all dangerous. Children should be taught not to play in the kitchen.

5. Teach children not to play with plastic bags. Once put on your head, it will cause suffocation. Because children don't take plastic bags off their heads when they are in a hurry, it is even more dangerous if the bag mouth is tightened.

6. Educate children not to play or chase along the road, and consciously help them learn some traffic knowledge.

7. Don't go to the public toilet alone, take the public bus, go to the movies, etc.

8. Don't tell strangers your home address and telephone number.

9. Strangers force you to shout for help and run away.

1. Don't go to remote empty houses and secluded dark places.

11. Never accept gifts from strangers.

12. Don't promise a stranger's request.

13. Don't enter other people's homes alone.

14. It is very dangerous to meet animals such as dogs. Don't attract the dog's attention, don't look at it, leave slowly and don't run.

3. Common sense of traffic safety education in kindergartens

1. How to pay attention to traffic safety when walking

When children go to school and leave school, it is the most crowded time of the day, and there are many people and vehicles, so they must pay great attention to traffic safety.

1. When walking on the road, take the sidewalk; For roads without sidewalks, walk by the side of the road.

2. When going out in groups, walk in an organized and orderly manner; When going out together, don't chase, fight and play with each other; When walking, pay attention to the surrounding situation, and don't look around, read newspapers or do other things while walking.

3. On the road section where there is no traffic police command, you should learn to avoid motor vehicles and not compete with motor vehicles for lanes.

4. Wear brightly colored clothes in foggy, rainy and snowy days, so that motor vehicle drivers can find the target as soon as possible and take safety measures in advance.

second, what should you pay attention to when crossing the road

When crossing the road, the possible risk factors will increase greatly, so you should pay special attention to safety.

1. When crossing the road, you should obey the command of the traffic police; It is necessary to abide by the traffic rules and achieve "green light, red light stop".

2. To cross the road, take the crosswalk line; In sections with overpasses and underpasses, you should consciously take overpasses and underpasses.

Third, how to pay attention to traffic safety by car

1. Take a bus: queue up to get on the bus, get off first and then get on, and be a sensible child; In the car, don't stick your head and hands out of the window, which is easy to be scratched by other cars; Don't sit in the moving car seat and read; When there is no seat, pull the armrest around you; Do not throw things inside and outside the car; Don't run around in the moving carriage, it's easy to fall; Don't eat in the car, especially popsicles and skewers.

2. Take a taxi: It is dangerous to rush into the middle of the road to stop the car, and you can see it when you wave to the driver's uncle on the roadside; Get off from the right when you get off, and pay attention to the vehicles and pedestrians behind you; Before you get off the bus, check if there is anything on the seat, and don't leave anything in the taxi. If you want to cross the road when you get off, it is safer to walk behind the taxi than in front.

3. Take the car driven by your parents: Don't ask questions and sing songs, which will distract your parents from driving; Don't open the door, sit quietly in the back row; Fasten your seat belt and parents can drive safely; If you sit in the front row, don't pull the steering wheel and gear lever, which is easy to cause accidents; You can't put toys with sharp corners in the carriage, which is easy to get hurt.

4. Little knowledge of home safety education in kindergartens

1. Safety on balconies

Potential safety hazards:

Children may fall from balconies and windows due to climbing.

Remind children:

1. Don't step on stools, flowerpots, cartons and other objects on the balcony, which may lead to injuries or even accidents.

2. Never play, chase, play with balloons or fly kites on the balcony.

3. Don't climb the window and play on the windowsill.

4. Don't throw things downstairs from the balcony, which will affect the environmental sanitation and may hurt the pedestrians downstairs.

Second, the safety of doors and windows

Potential safety hazard:

Children's hands are easily pinched by doors and windows.

Remind children:

1. Never put your hand on the window crack or door frame when closing doors and windows.

2. Don't open the door for strangers.

III. Safety in the kitchen

Potential safety hazards:

It is easy to catch fire, burn and gas poisoning.

Remind children:

1. Don't play with gas or liquefied gas cookers.

2. Don't play with fire, and call the fire alarm 119 as soon as it catches fire.

3. Don't touch sharp knives casually.

4. China and glassware are easily broken, so be careful when handling them.

5. when you see your parents holding hot soup and hot water, you should pay attention to avoid it.

IV. Food safety

Potential safety hazard:

Causing diarrhea and poisoning.

Remind children:

1. Don't eat wild fruits you don't know casually, and don't eat "three noes" and expired food.

2. You must clean the raw fruits and vegetables.

3. when cooking food, parents should remember that raw and cooked food should be separated, and food should be cooked before serving.

4. Wash your hands before and after meals. Not only should children be reminded to wash their hands before meals, but parents and friends should also set an example and wash their hands before and after cooking.

5. When using tableware, use public chopsticks to share meals to avoid cross-infection of saliva.

5. Beware of foreign objects entering the throat

Small items such as nuts, candied beans and small buttons should never be put in the ears and nostrils of young children, especially when eating nuts or snacks. Otherwise, inhaling foreign objects in the trachea will cause airway obstruction, lung damage and even suffocation.

In case of foreign body inhalation, parents should first remove the vomit or food residue in the nasal cavity and oral cavity, but do not try to dig out the foreign body in the trachea by hand. It is recommended to use Heimlich for first aid and seek medical attention in time.

VI. Safety in the living room

Potential safety hazards:

The sharp edges of furniture are easy to knock children, and children may get an electric shock by playing with power sockets.

Remind children:

1. Learn to avoid sharp corners and edges of furniture.

2. Don't play with wires, lamp caps and sockets.

3. Learn to use ordinary household appliances gradually under the guidance of parents.

5. Kindergarten safety education tips

Children are very curious and often don't know the danger. In order to ensure children's physical and mental health and safety, and make children grow up smoothly, parents should actively cooperate with kindergartens to carry out safety education for their children.

1. Educate children not to bring toys and sharp instruments with them to the park, let alone put them in the mouth, nose and ears to avoid injury.

2. Teach children not to play with their companions with toys, let alone scratch, bite or beat their companions.

3. Go up and down the stairs to the right, don't slide down from the handrail of the stairs, and don't do dangerous actions such as climbing windows, scraping windows, jumping stairs, playing with doors, and jumping from a height.

4. When going to public places for sightseeing, going out for a walk or outdoor activities, educate children to stay away from dangerous places such as transformers and construction sites, listen to teachers (or adults), and do not leave the group casually, and tell teachers if anything happens.

5. Educate children to listen to the teacher's arrangement when playing sports or games, observe discipline and conduct activities in an orderly manner, and avoid chasing each other, running around and colliding.

6. Explain and publicize safety knowledge to children, so that children can know the hazards of playing with fire, electricity and water, so as to prevent accidents.

7. Guide children to know the purpose of fire hydrants and fire extinguishers, and know the safe passage exit of kindergartens; Educate children to form the habit of observing fire signs and evacuation directions in public places; Know all kinds of alarm calls and know how to call the police.

8. After school in the afternoon, educate children to drag adults along, not to run around by themselves, and not to stay in the kindergarten to prevent accidents.

9. Educate children to know their name, garden name, parents' name, unit, home address and telephone number, and express them clearly, and know how to protect themselves in case of emergency.

1. Teach children not to trust strangers at will, not to walk with strangers without permission, and not to let strangers touch their bodies. Tell children that only parents, doctors and nurses can touch his or her body. If strangers want to do this, they must run away as soon as possible.

11. Educate children not to lock the door by themselves at home, and not to play with dangerous goods such as gas, fire, lighter, kettle, water dispenser and medicine.

12. Educate children not to cross the road by themselves without the guidance of adults. When crossing the road, they should obey the traffic rules, walk on the sidewalk, do not stay and play on the road, and walk on the right when walking in the street.

13. Teach children not to open the door at will when they are alone at home. Don't open the door when they hear a knock at the door. They can say, "My parents are not at home, please come back later" to prevent thieves from breaking into the house while adults are away.

14. When traveling or walking in the wild, you should not pick flowers and fruits or catch insects casually, and you should not put them in your mouth to prevent accidents.