What are some spring safety tips for kindergartens?

Kindergarten safety knowledge in spring:

1. Diseases are more common in spring. During morning pick-up, the teacher should take the child from the parent or driver, pass the morning inspection, and send it to the classroom. There must be a teacher or aunt in the class.

2. Before entering the kindergarten, conduct a comprehensive inspection of the children and do not allow them to bring pointed or sharp toys into the kindergarten.

3. In order to prevent infectious diseases, remind children that the first thing to do when arriving in class is to wash their hands, and not to fight and fight in the classroom during games.

4. Do not bring small objects into the classroom to prevent small foreign objects from entering the children's mouth, ears, and noses.

5. Before snack lunch, you must line up to wash your hands and do not squeeze, run or grab. While eating, don’t talk, joke, or fight. Avoid food entering the trachea, and do not tilt your chair to avoid falling. When teachers distribute meals, hot soup and meals should be placed in a safe place. So as not to burn children. In spring, you can do more outdoor activities, bask in the sun, and add calcium supplements to your diet.

Extended information:

The importance of kindergarten safety education:

Children’s safety work is the primary task in kindergarten work and is the basis for all other work. However, young children have poor self-protection abilities, weak awareness of safety precautions, and lack of corresponding self-protection abilities and certain safety knowledge, resulting in accidents of all sizes. Only by actively cultivating children's self-protection abilities and safety awareness can children avoid harm as much as possible and grow up healthily.

The foundation of kindergarten is safety. Only on the basis of safety can we talk about education. When it comes to multiple models, only when children are safe can they grow up happily in kindergarten. Kindergartens should attach great importance to safety and self-protection education for children, because children in kindergartens are young and have weak awareness of self-protection, so they are prone to accidental injuries.