Safety education content for spring semester

The content of safety education for the spring semester is as follows:

1. Teaching objectives:

1. Fully understand the importance of safety work.

2. Pay attention to personal safety, food safety, traffic safety, etc. in study and life.

3. Provide education on disaster prevention and emergency prevention.

2. Teaching process:

1. Introduction: List safety examples in life.

2. The importance of safety work.

a. Safety accidents on highways and public places occur from time to time because some people do not have a strong safety awareness.

b. Class example: Accidents in schools and their consequences.

c. The state and government pay close attention to safety education.

d. Several tasks currently being carried out by the school.

3. Primary school students should pay attention to safe places:

1. Personal safety:

Do not chase or fight in the campus or on the road, do not climb the fence, Do not climb trees, do not go near dangerous places such as electricity, pay attention to safety when working, do not associate with unscrupulous people in society, and do not play with fire or water after class.

2. Traffic safety:

Do not chase or fight on the highway, consciously abide by traffic rules, pay attention to pedestrians and vehicles at intersections, ride a bicycle slowly rather than fast, and never throw your hands down Bundle. When going up or downhill, you need to get off the car, and when crossing the highway, you need to stop, look, and pass.

3. Property safety:

Take good care of your belongings and money. If there is any loss, theft, extortion, etc., you should promptly report it to the teacher or call the police. Eat a safe diet, do not drink raw water, do not eat unhygienic food, do not eat diseased chicken, pork, etc., wash your hands before meals and after using the toilet, and do not eat moldy or expired food.