Happy summer vacation.

Safety education manuscript

Safety education. handwritten newspaper/poster

1, knowledge of safe electricity use

(1) Don't dig the socket with hard objects, especially metal objects.

(2) Learn to read safety signs. Red indicates the information of prohibition and stop. Be careful not to touch the red sign; Yellow indicates danger, such as "beware of electric shock"; Blue, indicating the instructions and regulations that must be observed; Green, indicating instructions, safety status and traffic.

(3) Metal products are conductive. Do not use these tools to directly touch the power supply. Water is also conductive, so electrical appliances should be careful not to stand on water. Children should be careful not to touch electrical appliances with wet hands, but to wipe them with wet cloth.

(4) Understand the function and position of the main power switch, and learn to turn off the main power in an emergency. When someone was found electrocuted. Try to turn off the power in time, never save people directly by hand, but call an adult for help.

(5) On the way to and from school, pay special attention to whether the wires on the roadside have fallen off, and you must avoid them when you see them.

(6) In thunderstorm weather, don't stand under a tree to avoid rain, so as not to be struck by lightning.

2, life safety knowledge

(1) Don't play on the stairs, especially when the corridor is crowded, you must drive on the right.

(2) It is forbidden to slide down or chase or run on the stair handrail. Stepping on the air or hitting people may cause serious injury.

(3) It is forbidden to climb high or explore things on the balcony guardrail, especially when cleaning windows, don't lean out of the window.

(4) Don't play in the construction site. There are many sundries on the ground, which may hurt your feet. Bricks may fall from the upstairs at any time and hurt your head.

(5) Don't play behind the car, especially hide and seek, and don't play near dangerous houses.

When going out, you'd better do the following:

(1) Tell adult relatives where they are going, when they will come back and who they will be with.

(2) When a person goes out, try to go together and go to a crowded place.

(3) When going out at night, you should bring flashlights and other items, take the brightly lit avenue, and don't take shortcuts or paths.

(4) Don't ride with strangers.

(5) Take the bus and try to be close to the driver and conductor.

3, traffic safety knowledge

(1) Cross the road and walk on the sidewalk, but walk on the side of the road without a sidewalk.

(2) When crossing the roadway, take the sidewalk; Traffic signal controlled sidewalks, red lights stop and green lights go; If there is no traffic signal control, you must pay attention to passing vehicles and don't chase and run.

(3) When crossing a roadway without sidewalks, be sure to see the situation clearly, let the vehicles go first, and don't suddenly cross when the vehicles approach.

(4) When crossing a road without sidewalks, you must go straight through. Don't take shortcuts or jaywalk in front of the car for convenience.

(5) Don't stop, chase, pick up or throw objects at cars on the road.

(6) Don't play, sit or lie down on the road or engage in other behaviors that hinder traffic.

(7) Don't drill over or cross pedestrian barriers or road isolation facilities.