Primary school students’ knowledge on preventing fraud and abduction

1. Questions and answers on anti-trafficking knowledge for primary school students

Questions and answers on anti-trafficking knowledge for primary school students 1. Lecture on safety knowledge for primary school students

Precautions for primary school students to prevent being abducted ( 48-character formula) (1) Hold hands! Children are very curious and always feel fresh and interesting about everything outdoors. They will get lost if they are not careful in streets, playgrounds and roads. When going out, parents should explain clearly to their children the possibility of getting lost and various dangers. When walking, children It’s best for parents to walk hand in hand.

(2) Return to the original place! If a child is found missing, you should immediately return to the place where the child was last seen and search quickly. If there is a loudspeaker system in the place, such as an amusement park, theater, cinema, etc., you should ask the staff to use the loudspeaker to assist in the search. (3) Call the police early! If none of the above methods work, you should go to the local police station to call the police as soon as possible and provide the police with detailed information about the missing child, such as name, age, gender, clothing, skin color, height, accent, characteristics, etc. After making an appointment with the police at a meeting place, , you should stay there and wait, and send someone to coordinate the search with the police.

(4) Check acquaintances! Call the homes of family, relatives, friends, neighbors, colleagues, and classmates as soon as possible to search. (5) Keep a list! In daily life, children should be taught to name their grandparents, parents, maternal grandparents and the child's own name, home address, parental unit or home phone number, and teach children to make phone calls.

In case of emergency, you can call 110 to call the police for help. (6) Don’t accept gifts! Parents should always educate their children not to accept money or objects from strangers at any time and in any place, nor to follow strangers to other places.

(7) Ask for help! When parents go shopping or playing with their children, they should repeatedly tell their children what to do if they are separated, and teach them how to find the traffic police, patrol officers, store clerks, or grandfathers and grandmothers wearing red armbands, etc. (8) Reject strangers! Parents should always teach their children that they should not obey if an adult who is not a member of the family tells them to do anything or go anywhere.

(9) Stranger! Always explain clearly to sensible children what a stranger is. Although the child may have seen this person in other people's homes, he is still considered a stranger. (10) Be alert! When telling children stories or watching movies or TV, often explain to children the various criminal activities that abduct or kidnap women and children that are currently occurring in society.

Enable sensible children to improve their ability to identify human traffickers and kidnapping criminals. (11) Waiting for family! Residents who live in cities and towns must have their parents or relatives pick them up and drop them off on time whether they go to school or go home after school.

(12) Remember the sign! Families should keep the most recent photos of their children and remember what they wear every day. It’s easy to call the police and find you if you get lost. (13) There is an agreement! Parents should contact the head teacher or teacher of their child’s school and tell them that no one else will be allowed to pick up or drop off your child except you, your spouse and the person you designate.

(14) Early report! Keep a spare 2 yuan coin in your school bag. If you need anything, you can call your family on the public phone. If children have a temporary emergency after school, they should call or ask someone to tell their parents in advance, and they should not go out to play with other people on the street.

(15) Don’t open the door! If there are no adults at home and a stranger knocks on the door, do not open the door to receive them. You should tell the stranger to contact you again when your parents come home. (16) No ride! When going out or on your way to and from school, if someone you don't understand asks you to ride in his car or motorcycle, don't take it.

2. Questions and answers on self-prevention for primary school students

1. What should you pay attention to on the way to and from school every day?

Answer: 1. When going to school and after school every day, the traffic is the most congested. You must abide by traffic rules, do not play, play, read books or newspapers on the road, and do not climb or support motor vehicles.

2. How to prevent dangerous things from happening on campus?

Answer: Safety is particularly important when people gather on campus.

Don’t be crowded when going up and down stairs, don’t lean out of windows or balconies, don’t play dangerous games, etc.

3. How to take protective measures when going out without the guidance of parents?

Answer: Safety measures must be implemented when going out. Walk in groups and don't go out alone. It is prohibited to play in dangerous areas such as under high-voltage towers and on roads. Students are strictly prohibited from swimming in dangerous waters such as seaside, reservoirs, ponds, or fishing to prevent drowning accidents.

3. Please give a primary school safety lecture on preventing abduction

1. Children should not accept invitations from strangers.

2. Don’t keep a large distance when going out with classmates to avoid getting lost.

3. Can roughly describe the physical characteristics of classmates and others.

4. After school, if there is no family to pick you up, you should go with your classmates and go home as soon as possible. It is best to put a spare two-yuan coin in your schoolbag so that you can call your family from a public phone if anything happens. If you encounter a bad person who stops you on the road and asks for money, first, report it to the police in time, and second, report it to your parents and teachers. In this way, the police will catch these little villains according to the law.

5. When going out or on the way to and from school, if someone you don’t know asks you to ride in his car or motorcycle, do not take it.

4. Answer questions on self-protection and self-rescue knowledge for primary school students

1. How to ensure safety during games? Games are an important part of students’ lives, and safety concepts should also be established in games: 1. Pay attention to choosing a safe place.

Stay away from roads, railways, construction sites, and factory production areas; do not enter dry wells, cellars, and air defense facilities; stay away from transformers and high-voltage wires; do not climb water towers, poles, roofs, or high wall; do not go near deep lakes (pools, rivers, pits), wells, cesspools, methane pits, etc. These places are very dangerous, and a little carelessness can cause casualties.

2. Choose safe games to play. Do not play highly dangerous games, and do not imitate dangerous scenes in movies and TV, such as riding in vehicles, climbing high buildings, fighting each other with knives and sticks, throwing bricks and stones at each other, setting fire to branches and waste paper, etc.

Doing so is very dangerous and can easily lead to unexpected consequences. 3. Choose the right time when playing games.

The game time cannot be too long. This makes it easy to get overtired and the possibility of an accident will greatly increase.

It is best not to play games at night. When it is dark, visibility is not good and people's reaction ability is also reduced. Danger may occur.

2. What should you do if you lose your way when going out? When students go out to unfamiliar places alone, they may forget or cannot recognize the direction and route they came from and cannot return; when traveling with family members, classmates, etc., they may also get lost and get lost. What should you do if you lose your way when you go out? l. You should pay attention to accurately writing down the area, street, house number, and phone number of your home, as well as the name, address, and phone number of your parents' work unit, so that you can contact them in time when you need to contact them.

2. If you get lost in the city, you can identify the direction and route based on road signs, street signs and bus (electric) stop signs, or you can also ask the traffic police or security patrol police for help. 3. If you get lost in the countryside, you should try to get closer to the road or village and seek help from local villagers.

If it is at night, you can follow the lights, the sound of dogs barking, and the sound of cars on the road to find places where there are people asking for help. 4. If you lose your way, stay calm and use your brain to find a solution. Don't run around blindly to avoid excessive physical exertion and accidents.

2. Traffic safety Clothing, food, housing, and transportation are the most basic contents of people's lives, and "travel" among them involves traffic issues. During the winter vacation, students may have to travel, shop, and visit relatives and friends. In addition to walking, they may also ride bicycles, take buses, or take trains or boats for longer distances.

Therefore, we must pay attention to traffic safety issues. We must establish traffic safety awareness from an early age, master necessary traffic safety knowledge, and ensure traffic safety.

1. How to pay attention to traffic safety when walking? 1. When walking on the road, walk on the sidewalk; on roads without sidewalks, walk on the curb.

2. When going out in groups, it is best to walk in an organized and orderly manner; when going out together, do not chase, fight, or play with each other; when walking, be attentive, pay attention to the surrounding situation, and do not look around or look around. Read a book or do other things while walking. 3. On road sections without the command of traffic police, you must learn to give way to motor vehicles and do not compete with motor vehicles for the right of way.

4. In fog, rain, and snow, it is best to wear brightly colored clothes so that motor vehicle drivers can detect targets as early as possible and take safety measures in advance. Elementary school students can wear little yellow hats when going out, so that motor vehicles can detect and avoid them in time.

2. What safety matters should be paid attention to when riding a bicycle? Compared with walking, riding a bicycle has more unsafe factors. The safety matters that need to be paid attention to are as follows: 1. Frequently inspect the bicycle to keep it in good condition. It is especially important that the brakes and bells are sensitive and functioning properly.

2. The size of the bicycle must be appropriate. Do not ride children's toy bicycles on the street. Don't let people ride large vehicles.

3. Do not learn to ride a bicycle on the road; children under the age of twelve should not ride a bicycle on the street. 4. When riding a bicycle, you must drive on the right side of the non-motorized lane and do not drive against traffic; when turning, do not rush and make sharp turns. You must slow down in advance, see the surrounding situation clearly, and give clear gestures before turning.

5. When passing an intersection, slow down and pay attention to pedestrians and vehicles; do not run through red lights, stop and wait when encountering a red light, and continue moving forward when the light turns green. 6. When riding a bicycle, do not let go of the handlebars with both hands. Do not ride with multiple people, do not support each other, and do not chase or fight with each other.

7. Do not climb and support motor vehicles while riding, do not carry overweight things, do not ride with people, and do not wear headphones to listen to the radio while riding. 3. What should you pay attention to when taking a car? Cars are the most commonly used means of transportation for people to go out. To ensure safety, you should pay attention to the following points: 1. When taking a bus, wait in line, get on in order, and avoid crowding.

When getting on or off the bus, you should wait until the bus has stopped. Get off first and then get on. Do not fight. 2. Do not bring flammable and explosive dangerous goods such as gasoline and firecrackers into the car.

3. When riding in a car, do not put your head, hands, or arms out of the window to avoid being scratched by oncoming cars or trees on the roadside; do not throw debris out of the car window to avoid hurting others. 4. Sit firmly and support yourself when riding in a car. When there are no seats, stand sideways with your feet apart naturally, and hold the handrails tightly to avoid falling and injury when the vehicle brakes suddenly.

5. When riding in a car or minibus, you should fasten your seat belt when riding in the front row. 6. Try to avoid riding on trucks and tractors; when you must ride, never stand in the back compartment or sit on the carriage board.

7. Do not hail a taxi on the motorway. 3. Safety in social life 1. How to report to the police if you are violated by criminals? Primary and secondary school students are directly threatened and harmed by illegal and criminal elements. It is difficult for students to prevent them by themselves. The most effective way is to report to the public security department.

1. The police phone number is 110. This number should be remembered so that you can call it in time if something unusual happens.

2. When dialing 110, you must concisely and accurately report the location, time, parties involved, and case details to the public security department so that the public security department can dispatch personnel to deal with it in a timely manner. 3. Making a call to the police is a major matter related to social security management. Do not call at will or make a joke about it.

2. How to prevent strangers from breaking into your home? When students are alone at home, they should be careful to avoid unexpected dangers caused by strangers entering. 1. When you are at home alone, lock the courtyard door, security door, protective fence, etc.

2. If someone knocks on the door, you must not open the door blindly. You should first observe the door mirror or ask through the door to find out the identity of the person. If it is a stranger, you should not open the door. 3. If someone acts as a salesman,.

5. The teacher asked us to find questions and answers about safety knowledge for primary school students. Please come and help.

How to prevent burns? Burns are common accidents in life.

In family life, the most common ones are burns caused by hot water, hot oil, etc. How to prevent burns? 1. When moving the kettle or hot oil pan from the fire, you should wear gloves and pad it with cloth to prevent direct burns; the kettle and hot oil pan should be placed in a place where people cannot easily touch them.

2. Parents should not play around or disturb others when cooking or frying food to prevent burns from splashing hot oil; older students should concentrate when learning to cook. , do not drop water into the hot oil, otherwise the hot oil will splash when it meets the water and burn people. 3. Oil is flammable and will burn at high temperatures. When cooking, be sure to prevent the oil from being too hot and causing a fire.

If the oil in the pot catches fire, do not panic. Cover the pot with a lid as soon as possible, and quickly remove the oil pot from the fire or extinguish the fire. 4. Heating appliances such as electric irons and electric heaters at home can cause burns. You should be particularly careful when using them, especially do not touch them casually.

How to use electricity safely? With the continuous improvement of living standards, more and more places use electricity in life. Therefore, it is necessary for us to master the following basic safety common sense: l. Understand the main power switch and learn to turn off the main power supply in an emergency.

2. Do not touch or test the inside of the power socket with your hands or conductive objects (such as wire, nails, pins and other metal products). 3. Do not touch electrical appliances with wet hands or wipe them with wet cloth.

4. Unplug the power plug after using the electrical appliance; do not pull the wire hard when plugging or unplugging the power plug to prevent damage to the insulation layer of the wire and cause electric shock; if the insulation of the wire peels off, replace it in time New wires or wrap them with insulating tape. 5. If you find someone getting an electric shock, you should try to turn off the power in time; or use dry wooden sticks and other objects to separate the electric shock person from the live electrical appliances. Do not use your hands to save the person directly; if younger students encounter this situation, they should call an adult. Ask someone for help, do not handle it yourself to avoid electric shock.

6. Do not disassemble or install power lines, sockets, plugs, etc. at will. Even simple things such as installing light bulbs must be turned off first and done under the guidance of parents.

How to use electrical appliances safely? Nowadays, more and more household appliances such as televisions, refrigerators, washing machines, electric irons, hair dryers, and electric fans have entered homes. When using household appliances, in addition to paying attention to the safe use of electricity, you should also pay attention to the following points: 1. Various household appliances have different uses and different methods of use, and some are more complicated.

General household appliances should be learned to use under the guidance of parents. For more dangerous appliances, do not use them alone. 2. If you find that the electrical appliance emits smoke, sparks, or a burnt smell during use, you should immediately turn off the power switch and stop using it.

3. Hair dryers, rice cookers, electric irons, electric heaters and other electrical appliances will emit high heat during use. Care should be taken to keep them away from flammable items such as paper and cotton to prevent fire; at the same time, Be careful to avoid burns when using. 4. Avoid using electrical appliances in humid environments (such as bathrooms), and do not let electrical appliances get wet or damp. This will not only damage the electrical appliances, but also cause the risk of electric shock.

5. The blades of electric fans and the dehydration drum of washing machines rotate at high speed during operation. Do not touch them with hands or other objects to prevent injury. 6. In the event of a thunderstorm, stop using the TV and unplug the outdoor antenna to prevent lightning strikes.

7. If electrical appliances are left unused for a long time, they are easily damaged by moisture and corrosion. They need to be carefully inspected before reuse. 8. When purchasing household appliances, choose qualified products with reliable quality.

How should we pay attention to safety when doing activities in the home? There are many seemingly small things that students should pay attention to when doing activities at home. Otherwise, dangers can easily occur. This mainly includes the following aspects: l. Anti-collision.

At present, the living space of most families is relatively small, and there are many furniture and other daily necessities placed. Therefore, you should not chase, fight, or do strenuous sports and games in the room to prevent injuries from collisions. 2. Anti-slip and anti-fall.

The floor in the living room is relatively smooth, so be careful to prevent injuries from slipping. When you need to climb up to clean or pick up items, ask others to protect you to prevent injuries from falling. 3. Anti-fall.

When you live in a building, especially if you live on a high floor, do not lean out of the balcony or window to avoid the risk of falling. 4. Anti-extrusion.

It is easy to cover the doors and windows of the living room, cabinet doors, drawers of furniture, etc. when opening and closing, so you should be careful at all times. 5. Fire prevention.

There are many flammable items in the living room, such as wooden furniture, bedding, curtains, books, etc., so pay attention to fire prevention. Don't play with fire in the room, let alone set off firecrackers in the room.

6. Prevent accidents and harm. Sharp tools such as screwdrivers, knives, and scissors, and stationery such as thumbtacks and pins should be stored properly after use and should not be left on beds or chairs to prevent accidental injuries.

What should I do if I get burned? If burns occur in daily life, you can take the following measures: l. For mild burns with only slight redness and swelling, you can rinse repeatedly with cold water and then apply some cooling oil. 2. If small blisters have formed on the burned area, do not break them. You can rub alcohol around the blisters and wrap them with clean gauze.

3. If the burn is serious, it should be sent to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time. 4. If the burn area is large, you should take off your clothes, pants, shoes and socks as soon as possible, but do not tear them off by force. If necessary, you should cut the clothes; after the burn, pay special attention to the cleanliness of the burn area, and do not apply topical drugs or drugs at will. substitutes to prevent infection and make hospital treatment more difficult.

The correct method is to take off the patient's clothes and wrap them in a clean towel or sheet. What should I do if I suffer a trauma? If you suffer a serious injury, you need to be sent to the hospital for treatment.

For relatively minor injuries, you can handle them as follows: 1. If there is a wound and bleeding, you need to clean the wound and apply disinfectant and anti-inflammatory external medicine, such as anti-inflammatory powder, red lotion, band-aid, etc. In addition, you should also pay attention to: keep the wound area warm and dry; eat more eggs, lean meat, beans, dairy and other protein-rich foods; take vitamin C appropriately or eat more fresh vegetables and fruits; change dressings reasonably and maintain clean.

Doing so will help the wound heal. 2. For sprained muscles, joints, ligaments, etc., do not apply heat or apply heat immediately to avoid aggravating subcutaneous bleeding and swelling.

The activity should be stopped immediately, the injured area should be fully rested, and a cold compress or cold water should be applied.

6. 5 Tips for Campus Safety for Primary School Students

1. Ten Notes:

1. Students are not allowed to leave the school without any reason during school hours. The head teacher asked for leave.

2. Students must observe discipline in class and obey the teacher's instructions, especially in physical education classes and activity classes. They should use sports equipment under the guidance of the teacher.

3. No fighting or chasing during recess. It is strictly forbidden to climb walls, trees, corridor railings, school gates, etc.

4. Keep to the right when going up and down stairs, do not play in the corridors, and it is strictly forbidden to slide down the stair handrails.

5. Do not drink raw water, do not buy food from unlicensed stalls, and do not eat expired or spoiled food.

6. Do not bring sharp weapons, flammable and explosive items to school, and do not play dangerous games.

7. You must obey the teacher’s requirements during lunch and do not talk, play or do other things during the meal.

8. Pay attention to electrical safety and do not touch electrical equipment, switches, sockets, etc. in classrooms, corridors and other public places.

9. When students return home from school, they should leave school on time and go home directly. Do not stay in the classroom, campus, or wander on the streets.

10. When going to and from school, you must abide by traffic rules, see the passing vehicles clearly when crossing the road, and use crosswalks. Students must abide by traffic regulations when riding, and do not ride in vehicles that do not comply with regulations (such as motorcycles, tricycles, freight cars, etc.), or overloaded vehicles.