Fires, road accidents, high criminogenic situation are only a small part of those dangers that lie in wait for children and their parents in everyday life. Therefore, the main task of adults - to warn the kids and talk about the rules of behavior in each specific situation. At home explanatory conversations should be conducted by parents, and at school - class leaders. And in each class there should be a corner of safety in which the material about traffic rules , behavior in case of fire , on water, information about basic emergency services is placed.
Designing a security corner in an elementary school
As a rule, concerns about the design of the security corner in the school "fall" on the shoulders of class leaders, they are responsible for the selection of information for the demonstration stand. And this business is not easy and very responsible, because the security corner for primary school students, must be informative, bright, colorful and appropriate to their age.
One of the most important topics that is covered in the corner is the traffic rules for pedestrians. Since according to statistics, the main culprits of the road accident are the children who crossed the road in the wrong place, or suddenly ran out onto the roadway.
It's no secret that schoolchildren, after returning from school, often remain at home alone. However, even in his apartment a small child can be trapped in danger. Therefore, it is also important that the security class in the classroom contain the following materials:
- the rules for the use of gas and electrical appliances;
- about the first steps to provide medical care;
- on the rules of conduct in the event of a fire;
- about the rules of riding a bicycle;
- about the rules of behavior when meeting strangers;
- on the benefits of a healthy lifestyle and regime.
When decorating a security corner of a schoolboy, you can use funny pictures, rhymes, puzzles, crossword puzzles, puzzles, quizzes. For sure, children will pay attention to the information provided, if they are told about their favorite fairy-tale heroes about safety rules.
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