Safety tips for Taipan in November

1. 100 rules for early childhood safety education management

1. Pedestrians must walk on the sidewalk and walk on the right when there is no sidewalk; when crossing the road, they must use the crosswalk.

2. When passing a sidewalk controlled by traffic signals, stop when the light is red and go when the light is green; when passing a sidewalk without traffic signals, look left and right, pay attention to passing vehicles, and do not chase or run. 3. If there is no pedestrian crossing, you must go straight through, and you are not allowed to cross suddenly when a vehicle approaches. If there is a pedestrian overpass or underpass, you must use the pedestrian overpass or underpass.

4. It is not allowed to climb over the guardrails and isolation fences on the side of the road or in the middle of the road. It is not allowed to pick up cars, chase cars, forcibly stop cars or throw objects at cars on the road. 5. Do not play, sit or lie on the road or engage in other behaviors that hinder traffic.

6. Do not enter highways, elevated roads or motor vehicle lanes with pedestrian isolation facilities. 7. Children under 12 years old cannot ride bicycles on the road, and children under 16 years old cannot ride electric bicycles on the road.

8. When riding a bicycle, you must concentrate and ride carefully. 9. Do not ride with an umbrella, do not ride with your hands off, do not ride with people, do not ride "sick" cars, do not ride fast, do not compete with motor vehicles, do not ride parallel to each other, and do not ride in bad weather.

10. When turning a bicycle, you should slow down, look back, and extend your hand to signal. 11. Master the characteristics of cycling in different weather conditions, and do the following: "Don't ride fast when the wind is going well, don't pedal hard when the wind is going hard, control the speed in foggy weather, keep the faucet steady in snowy and icey weather, and prevent pedestrians from crossing randomly in rainy weather.

12 13. Do not tow vehicles or be towed by other vehicles when riding. 14. Maintain order and do not rush to the bus. ***Get in and out of the car after it has stopped, and hold on to the handrails while in the car. 16. Do not stick your head, hands or other body parts out of the window. Take care of your belongings to prevent pickpocketing. Two-wheeled motorcycles must wear safety helmets and are not allowed to sit upside down or sideways. 18. Wear a seat belt when riding a high-speed car and do not ride on an overloaded car. 19. Stop once and twice when crossing the railway. Watch three and cross the closed railway crossing.

20. If you encounter a traffic accident, call the police and call "120" for help. 21. Make preparations before entering the water.

22. Stay away from rivers, and it is strictly forbidden to swim in reservoirs. Do not go out to swim in rivers and lakes alone. 23. It is not advisable to swim when you are in poor physical or mental condition, such as when you are tired, full, hungry, sick, or in a bad mood.

24. Do not swim if you are sick, do not swim immediately after strenuous physical labor or strenuous exercise. 25. Do not swim in rivers and lakes with unknown water conditions, and do not go out for swimming in bad weather.

26. Equipment. It is strictly prohibited to swim or play in waters with warning signs such as "No swimming or dangerous water depth". 27. Do not run or chase around the swimming pool to avoid slipping and injury.

28. Do not push people into the water at will. 29. When swimming or playing in the water, do not push others into the water to avoid suffocation.

30. Feel chilly when doing activities in the water. 31. If you find yourself exhausted in the water and unable to swim back to the shore, you should immediately raise your hands for help or shout loudly and wait for rescue.

32. When you find someone drowning, immediately call for help or call "110" to request support. Children and teenagers should not rush into the water to rescue. 33. When a drowning incident occurs, you must stay calm, understand the situation you are in, and take advantage of it. Use your own buoyancy or the surrounding objects to help you survive.

34. In the event of drowning, those who are not familiar with water should lie on their backs with their heads downward and breathe with their noses exposed to the water. The exhalation should be shallow. Inhale deeply. Do not panic and raise your arms to accelerate the body's sinking.

35. If a drowning incident occurs, those who know how to swim should stay calm and swim on their backs if they experience calf cramps. position, bend the toes of the cramped leg to the back with your hands to relax the cramp, and then swim slowly to the shore.

36. After rescuing a drowning victim, foreign objects in the mouth, nose and throat should be removed, water in the drowning victim's stomach and lungs should be drained, and artificial respiration should be performed if necessary.

At the same time, quickly dial the emergency number "120". 37. Do not buy or eat stale or rotten food.

38. Do not eat seafood banned by the health department. 39. Do not eat raw seafood, river fresh food, meat, etc.

40. Do not buy food from unlicensed vendors. 41. Do not buy food without a trademark or with incomplete labels such as date of manufacture, production unit, and shelf life.

42. Do not eat poisonous foods (such as puffer fish, wild mushrooms, raw green beans, sprouted potatoes, etc.). 43. Do not eat food contaminated by insects.

44. Do not drink unsterilized or boiled water, and do not drink purified water that has been stored for too long or is outdated. 45. Develop good personal hygiene habits and wash hands frequently before eating.

46. Tableware must be hygienic and have its own special tableware. 47. Open windows frequently for ventilation and keep indoor air fresh.

48. Do a good job in environmental sanitation and keep the indoor and surrounding environment clean. 49. Develop good hygiene habits, don’t spit everywhere, and wash your hands frequently.

50. Maintain good living habits, drink more water, do not smoke, and do not drink alcohol.

2. What is the safety education knowledge in kindergartens

To prevent thieves from breaking in and stealing or boiling kettles when adults are not around.

7. Parents’ names should not be spoken. 11. Capture insects, home addresses, do not climb windows, do not slide down the stair railings, educate young children to stay away from transformers; educate children to develop the habit of observing fire signs and evacuation directions in public places, educate young children to You should not put it into your mouth when you pull an adult away. You should educate young children not to lock the door by themselves at home. You should also educate young children not to play with their peers with toys.

4. Know the various alarm calls. Educate young children to listen to the teacher’s instructions when crossing the road, when exercising or playing games, and listen to the teacher (or adults). 1. No, they should not stay in the kindergarten to play or play. Electricity, jumping stairs. 13. Keep to the right when going up and down stairs, and do not catch or catch people in the office. To prevent accidents, you must escape as soon as possible. If a stranger wants to do this, do not stay or play on the road: "My parents are not at home, play with the fire, play with the door, Bite.

12. Can speak to prevent accidents, construction sites and other dangerous places. 6. Participate in tours and ears in public places.

9. Be able to express. Be clear, don’t open the door when you hear the knock on the door, run around and bump into each other, don’t leave the group at will, only parents, walk on the right side when walking on the street, and after school in the afternoon, avoid chasing each other, guide children to understand the fire hydrant, if anything happens. You should tell the teacher that you cannot run around by yourself, know the safe exits of the kindergarten, and do not open the door at will. 14. Activities in an orderly manner

Safety education in kindergarten is important. Content 8. Do not play with gas. In emergencies, know how to protect yourself, open windows, and walk on the sidewalk to prevent accidents. Let children know how to play with fire. Do not pick flowers and fruits when traveling or walking in the wild. Educate children not to play without the guidance of an adult. Cross the road by yourself. 2. "The purpose of the fire extinguisher, please come again later", do not follow strangers without permission, know how to call the police, drink water dispensers, obey traffic rules, educate children to know their names, use lighters, and educate children not to Bring toys and sharp instruments to the park with you and tell your children.

3. Telephones, dangerous actions such as jumping from high places, drugs and other dangerous items, educate young children not to trust the words of strangers, only nurses can touch his (her) body, let alone strangers People touch their own bodies, observe discipline when going out for walks or outdoor activities, hit peers, doctors, explain and publicize safety knowledge to young children, educate children about the dangers of playing with water when they are alone at home.

3. What are the safety common sense for middle class children?

Hongbo kindergarten teacher training answer: 1. Cultivating children’s safety awareness should start from cultivating good routine habits. 2. Combine the children’s In daily activities, teachers discuss with children any potential safety hazards that arise in daily activities.

For example: Dangerous balconies

1. Do not step on stools, flower pots, cardboard boxes and other unstable objects on the balcony. Doing so is very dangerous and can easily injure yourself. 2. Never fight, chase, or play balloons, kites and other dangerous games on the balcony. 3. Do not reach for things outside the balcony to avoid losing control of your body and falling downstairs, causing an accident. 4. When standing on the balcony and looking into the distance, or greeting friends downstairs, do not lean out of the balcony too much to avoid losing balance and falling downstairs, causing casualties. 5. Do not throw things from the balcony downstairs. This will not only damage the environmental sanitation around the building, but may also injure pedestrians downstairs.

Elevator safety

1. When riding a rolling escalator, be sure to look for the starting steps, stand firm and hold on to the handrails after stepping on. Do not touch or lean on fixed guard plates with your hands to avoid being pulled down by the rolling escalator; do not press hard on the elevator handrail to prevent it from moving. 2. Do not run back and forth on the rolling escalator, and do not play, climb or fight with your friends on the escalator. Because once you fall, you will roll off the elevator and injure yourself. 3. Never walk down an upward rolling escalator or walk up a descending escalator. 4. When riding a vertical elevator, do not put your hands next to the elevator door to prevent your fingers from being squeezed when the elevator door opens. 5. Don’t press the buttons next to the vertical elevator casually, because you don’t know the function of those buttons. Once you press the wrong button, you may cause a lot of trouble to yourself or others.

Keep pets safely

1. Wash your hands immediately after touching, playing with, or feeding pets. If you have a wound on your body, avoid getting too close to your pet to prevent the wound from getting infected. 2. When taking pets out, remember not to go to public places, let alone take buses and taxis. Keep your dog on a leash when walking to prevent it from biting or scaring passers-by. 3. Clean your pet's residence frequently, clean up their excrement regularly, and wash them frequently. 4. Keep a distance from your pet in your daily life, especially do not sleep in the same bed. Once you are scratched or bitten by a pet, you must tell your parents immediately and ask them to take you to the hospital for rabies vaccination.

Beware of fire

1. Do not play with matches or lighters. Not only will you burn yourself, but if you cannot control the fire, it will also ignite other items or even the entire room, causing a fire. 2. Do not use candles to search for things in small places such as on the bed, under the bed, in the closet or in the attic. Doing so can easily cause a fire. In addition, lit candles should be kept away from flammable and explosive items, and attention should be paid to the stability of candles and candlesticks. 3. In summer, when using mosquito-repellent incense, it must be placed on a metal stand or in a metal plate, and kept away from tables, chairs, beds, mosquito nets and other combustible objects. Do not place mosquito-repellent incense directly on wooden tables or cartons. 4. Do not play with fire or set off fireworks and firecrackers at home, on balconies or in corridors. If you see someone doing this, stop them. 5. In addition, turning the switch of natural gas and gas tank is a matter for adults. You are still young and cannot control the heat, so you should not move it arbitrarily.

Use stationery safely

1. Do not play with pencils and pens, as this can easily break the pen tip and hurt yourself. Don't bite the pencil with your mouth, because the colored paint on the surface of the pencil contains lead, which can easily cause "lead poisoning" if swallowed by mistake. In addition, if your friend accidentally bumps into you, the pencil will bruise your mouth. 2. Don’t play with rulers, because plastic rulers are easy to break and may fall to others or scratch your own hands. 3. Compasses, knives and other stationery are very sharp and should be placed properly. You should not run with these sharp objects, as they can hurt you if you accidentally fall. 4. Some rubbers have a fragrant smell, but the chemicals in them are harmful to the human body, so you cannot chew them with your mouth.

Be careful when using scissors

1. Never use sharp-edged scissors. Instead, use blunt-edged, round-edged scissors for children to avoid cutting or poking yourself. 2. When using scissors, you must concentrate and keep your eyes on the scissors. Do not cut things while joking or joking. Be careful of hurting your hands and eyes.

3. Never shake your hands when holding scissors to avoid hurting other people. Don't run around with scissors either, it can hurt you if you fall. 4. Scissors must be placed in a safe place when not in use. If placed in a pocket, the scissor heads should face downwards; if placed in a drawer, the scissor heads should face inward. Safety of going up and down stairs

1. In public places, when going up and down stairs, you must follow the up and down directions, otherwise you will bump into others, which is very dangerous. 2. When going up or down the stairs, never fight or push the child in front of you. This may easily cause the child in front to fall and get injured. 3. Do not use the railing of the stairs as a slide and slide down. This is very dangerous. 4. When going up and down stairs, you should walk one step at a time instead of taking two or more steps at a time, which can easily sprain your feet. 5. When going up and down stairs, do not run or jump around. Instead, walk slowly while holding on to the guardrail with your hands. You must abide by order, be courteous to each other, and walk on the right. Children's education is a major matter, especially safety. I hope we can put children's safety first so that children can have a safe childhood.

4. 10 safety tips

1. What things in life can cause the throat to get stuck?

(1) Holding food in their mouths, playing with each other, running and jumping.

(2) When writing homework. Always keep pen caps, pins, etc. in your mouth.

(3) When eating snacks, throw the food out and open your mouth to catch it.

(4) When eating, laugh while eating.

(5) When eating fish.

2. What should we do if we are bitten by a puppy when we are playing with it?

(6) Clean the wound carefully and thoroughly immediately and rinse it with running water for more than 20 minutes.

(7) Tie the upper end of the wound (proximal to the heart) with a cloth band to prevent blood from flowing back. Do not cover the wound.

(8) Send to the hospital quickly and promptly for injection of rabies vaccine and tetanus vaccine.

3. What should you do if your classmates suffer from heat stroke or faint?

(9) Immediately help him to the infirmary and find the school doctor.

(10) Help him to a cool place, loosen his clothes buttons, use a towel to apply cold compress on his neck, and replenish moisture in time.

5. What are the safety education contents of various age groups in kindergartens

1. Children aged three to four begin to have the most preliminary understanding of social rules and behavioral norms, and can The most direct and simple moral judgment.

According to this characteristic of young children, some relatively simple games can be played, such as "Stop on red light, go on green light", "Go to crosswalk" and other games, so that children can establish preliminary traffic rules in the game. consciousness. ?2. Children aged four to five have significantly improved social cognitive abilities and understand more social rules and behavioral norms.

For children of this age, traffic safety education also needs to be carried out in the form of games. Children should be guided to learn to simply evaluate their own and other people's behaviors and judge whether these behaviors are right or wrong.

In this way, children not only have a sense of rules, but their personality orientation has also been improved to a certain extent. ?3. Children aged five to six have formed preliminary moral behaviors, practiced various social behaviors permitted by society and others in interactions with peers, and began to establish a sense of "self-discipline."

At this time, children can be guided to discuss and formulate some regulations related to traffic safety. In this way, children can not only establish rule awareness, but also understand the corresponding traffic regulations. At the same time, children's logical thinking ability, imagination, creativity, language expression and ability to distinguish right from wrong have also been developed.

Organize some children's traffic safety education activities. Objectives: children understand some basic road traffic safety knowledge and recognize some common traffic signs.

Extended information: "Children's Safety Education" is aimed at children aged 3 to 6 who have difficulty accepting things and poor understanding. It uses bright pictures, beautiful children's songs and simple illustrations to teach children from the perspective of family safety. , park safety and outdoor safety.

Introduce to children some safety hazards that are often encountered in daily life and study. Easy for young children to master.

At the same time, in terms of safety and self-rescue, children are taught how to protect themselves and how to escape from danger in critical moments. This series of books aims to help children aged 3 to 6 years old learn safety education, so that children know how to protect themselves.

Children between the ages of three and six are very lively and active. As the scope of their activities expands, the safety risks they face also increase dramatically. "Children's Safety Education" is a set of children's safety enlightenment books written by early childhood education experts with many years of education experience, guided by the "Kindergarten Education Guidance Outline (Trial)" and based on the cognitive characteristics of children at different stages.

This book collects various safety issues that modern children may encounter in their daily lives, including four parts: personal safety, activity safety, life safety, and traffic safety. It uses easy-to-understand words and vivid illustrations. Vivid pictures are introduced in detail to cultivate children's safety awareness and improve their response capabilities from multiple aspects such as identifying, preventing dangers, and escaping and self-rescuing.

Reference material: Baidu Encyclopedia - Early Childhood Safety Education.

6. What are the common sense about children’s safety?

Eating: When eating or drinking, touch the bowl or cup with your hands first to avoid burning your mouth.

Sleep: Wash your face, feet, and mouth before going to bed; do not sleep with things in your mouth, and do not bring debris to the bed to play with. Walking: Do not put your hands in your pockets when walking; be able to hold on to the railings to go up and down stairs; learn to walk on the right side and not run too fast; cross the road and use crosswalks, paying attention to passing vehicles; recognize red and green lights and other traffic safety signs.

Drugs: Learn to identify drugs and some harmful items that are easily confused with drinks, and do not take drugs indiscriminately; know the 120 emergency number, and understand the anti-virus signs. [Kindergarten Safety Tips] Prevent electric shock: educate children not to touch electric plugs, sockets, etc., and not to play near power sources; know the signs of high-voltage electricity and stay away from them.

Opening and closing the door: Do not play by the door; do not put your hand in the crack of the door. Know the function of the "safety door". Fire prevention and burn prevention: Do not play near fire sources; do not play with matches, lighters and candles; know that when clothes catch fire, quickly water and take off clothes; after being burned, quickly rinse or soak the affected area with cold water; know the 119 fire alarm number.

[Kindergarten Safety Tips] Anti-abduction: Know your and your parents’ names, home addresses, phone numbers, and your parents’ workplaces; do not accept toys or food from strangers, and do not follow strangers; When in danger, he will use the phone to call for help; he knows the police phone number 110. Prevent foreign body inhalation: Do not put pins, coins, small glass balls, buttons, soybeans, etc. into the mouth, nose, or ears; do not put fragments of balloons into the mouth and inhale.

7. Contents of safety education in kindergartens

Main contents of safety education in kindergartens

1. Educate children not to bring toys and sharp instruments with them to the kindergarten, let alone Put it in your mouth, nose, and ears to prevent damage.

2. Educate young children not to play with their peers with toys, nor to scratch, bite, or hit their peers.

3. Walk to the right when going up and down stairs, do not slide down the stair handrails, and do not do dangerous actions such as climbing windows, peeling windows, jumping stairs, playing with doors, and jumping from high places.

4. When participating in tours in public places, going for walks or outdoor activities, educate children to stay away from dangerous places such as transformers and construction sites, listen to teachers (or adults), and not leave the group at will. , you should tell the teacher if you have anything.

5. Educate young children to listen to the teacher’s arrangements during sports or games, observe discipline, move in an orderly manner, and avoid chasing each other, running around and colliding.

6. Explain and promote safety knowledge to children, so that children understand the dangers of playing with fire, electricity, and water to prevent accidents.

7. Guide children to understand the uses of fire hydrants and fire extinguishers, and know the safe passages and exits of kindergartens; educate children to develop the habit of observing fire signs and evacuation directions in public places; know various alarms Call the police and know how to call the police.

The main contents of kindergarten safety education

8. After school in the afternoon, educate children to walk with adults, not to run around by themselves, not to stay in the kindergarten to play, to prevent accidents.

9. Educate children to know their names, kindergarten names, parents’ names, work units, home addresses, and phone numbers. They can express themselves clearly and know how to protect themselves in emergencies.

10. Educate young children not to trust strangers, not to follow strangers without permission, and not to let strangers touch their bodies. Tell children that only parents, doctors, and nurses can touch them ( Her) body, if a stranger wants to do this, he must run away as soon as possible.

11. Educate children not to lock the door by themselves at home, and not to play with gas, stoves, lighters, kettles, drinking fountains, medicines and other dangerous items.

12. Educate young children not to cross the road by themselves without the guidance of an adult. When crossing the road, they should abide by the traffic rules, follow the sidewalk, do not stay or play on the road, and walk on the right side when walking on the street.

13. Educate children not to open the door at will when they are alone at home, and do not open the door when they hear a knock on the door. They can say: "My parents are not at home, please come back later" to prevent thieves from breaking in when adults are not around. Burglary.

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

8. Who has questions about kindergarten safety knowledge?

1. When crossing the road, pedestrians should walk , or .

2. When taking a bus, you should get in first in order to get on a single-door car, and get in through the first door in case of a two-door car and get off through the second door.

3. When waiting on the subway platform, you should stand inside and do not walk into the platform or extend your head and hands outside the platform to look around.

4. When taking a taxi, you should get in and out of the car through the door on the side.

5. Traffic lights have three colors: , , and so on.

6. It is more suitable for students over the age of 1 to ride bicycles.

7. The markings on the road can be divided into , , and according to their functions.

8. March is Traffic Safety Day, reminding us to pay attention to traffic safety.

9. When new children enter the kindergarten, they should hand in two cards, namely and .

10. The physical examination at Maternal and Child Health Hospital is valid within months. If a child leaves the kindergarten for more than 6 months, he or she must re-examine before entering the kindergarten.

11. Electrical equipment, including sockets, should be placed at least 1 meter away from the reach of children.

12. The isolation period for pinkeye is at least days.

13. The isolation period for chickenpox is: all scabs are formed but not less than the day after illness.

14. The isolation period for mumps is the day after onset.