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10 rules for a safe summer

The long-awaited warmth and holidays are ahead, which means that children will spend most of their time outdoors. To ensure that your vacation leaves pleasant impressions and memories, and that troubles do not overshadow the three summer months, you should think in advance about what safety rules you need to remind your children about:

Not everything that is attractive is edible!

Be careful with insects!

Protect yourself from the sun

Swim under adult supervision

Wear protective equipment

Choose safe play areas.

Wash your hands before eating.

Dress according to the weather and situation.

Find safe shelter during thunderstorms and lightning.

Drink enough water.

And don't forget to smile))))

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The long-awaited warmth and holidays are ahead, which means that children will spend most of their time outdoors. To ensure that your vacation leaves pleasant impressions and memories, and that troubles do not overshadow the three summer months, you should think in advance about what safety rules you need to remind your children about:

1. Not everything that looks good is edible.
Summer is the best time to learn the names of plants, berries and fruits with your children. Encyclopedias, information from the Internet and your own knowledge will come to the rescue. If you have a garden, try to ensure that nothing poisonous grows in it: kids may simply forget that the beautiful orange-red berries of lily of the valley or elderberries should never be eaten. Therefore, it is better if they simply are not on the site. In any case, set a rule: do not put anything unfamiliar in your mouth.

2. Be careful with insects.
In addition to botany, in the summer you can also visually study zoology. Talk about why you shouldn't wave your arms if a wasp is flying nearby. Why is it better not to use strong-smelling soaps or children's cosmetics with strong aromas, so as not to attract insects with sweet odors. What to do if you do get bitten by a bee. To protect against dangerous insects, choose a repellent with natural ingredients that is approved for children and apply it yourself according to the instructions.

3. Protect yourself from the sun.
It is worth introducing your child to sunscreen as early as possible and explaining why and how often to use it. And even taking into account the applied cream, you must not forget about a hat and an umbrella for beach games, as well as the fact that it is necessary to alternate time spent in the sun with games in the shade. Tell us about the periods of the most active sun (from 10-00 to 17-00) and explain that if the child feels his skin starting to pinch, he should immediately go into the shade.

4. Swim under the supervision of an adult.
Even if the child swims confidently or is wearing special arm guards, a vest and a circle, be sure to be an attentive observer nearby and do not lose sight of him. This way you can see that the child is swimming in a specially designated, shallow area and monitor potentially dangerous games that children may engage in in the water.

5. Wear protective equipment.
The purchase of a bicycle, roller skates or skateboard must be accompanied by the purchase of a helmet and other protection against injury. And let putting on such equipment become a mandatory rule, no matter whether it takes one minute to get to the desired place or twenty.

6. Choose safe play areas.
Before placing a child on a swing, an adult needs to make sure that the fastenings are strong and that the seat is smooth, without nicks or protruding nails. Attractions in parks must be selected in accordance with the recommended age rules, and children must be reminded to wear seat belts and behave carefully while riding. When a small child is jumping on a trampoline, an adult needs to be nearby and not allow several children to tumble or jump on the trampoline at the same time. You also need to explain to your child that in the sun the metal parts of play structures can become very hot and, before sliding down the slide, you need to make sure that its surface is not hot.

7. Wash your hands before eating.
As well as vegetables, fruits and berries. To avoid infections and “diseases of unwashed hands,” in the summer it is necessary to remind children more often about simple hygiene rules, and also to have wet wipes with them in case there is no water nearby. Also in the summer you need to carefully monitor perishable foods and do not store them at room temperature.

8. Dress according to the weather and situation.
For hot weather, you should choose clothes made from natural fabrics - breathable and loose. Talk about why it is better to wear long sleeves, trousers and closed shoes when going into the forest, and how this can protect against insect bites. Pay attention to how a child playing on the playground is dressed: ribbons on T-shirts and dresses, and especially laces threaded into the hoods of sweaters, are considered dangerous elements of clothing, as they can get caught on playground equipment.

9. During thunderstorms and lightning, find a safe shelter.
Even if a child is not afraid of loud sounds, and the sight of flashing lightning seems mesmerizing to him, it is worth clearly explaining what danger lightning poses for people in an open space, and why it is necessary to wait out the bad weather indoors away from windows and doors.

10. Drink enough water.
It is good if the child has his own backpack, and in it a bottle of water that can be filled. During active games, you need to be reminded to drink every 15-20 minutes, and on especially hot days it would be useful to spray thermal or ordinary water on the body from a spray bottle. It is advisable that when leaving home with children, parents keep a standard summer kit in their bag: water, sunscreen, a mini first aid kit, a hat and non-perishable snacks. So, having items on hand in case of need, adults and children can relax and enjoy the most active and sunny time of the year.

Quiz with answers for primary school children “My Safe Summer”

Children's safety issues during summer holidays

Quiz progress:

Our second competition task: “Insects - “cuties”
(Teams answer questions using the “who is faster” method; additions are also scored)
Questions:
1. Name 4 harmless summer insects (butterflies, ants, ladybugs, grasshoppers)
2. Name 4 insects that pose a threat to humans (ticks, mosquitoes, midges, horse flies)
3. What danger does a tick pose to humans?
(carrier of infectious diseases, the most dangerous of which is encephalitis)
4. How to protect yourself from ticks? (if you go to the forest, be sure to wear a hat, pants and a long-sleeved jacket, and closed shoes on your feet)
5. How dangerous are mosquitoes and midges for humans? ( Mosquito saliva causes itching, swelling, redness at the site of the bite, and in some cases a severe allergic reaction; infections can enter the human body with it)
6. How to protect yourself from mosquitoes and midges? (you can use a fumigator indoors, install a special mosquito net on the windows,carry special repellent wipes in your purse, the smell of which will repel insects for several hours)
7. Who are horseflies, why are they dangerous? (horsefly is a special fly that lives near water bodies and carries very dangerous diseases, for example, anthrax and cattle diseases)
8. How to protect yourself from horse flies? (wipe your body after bathing, wear light-colored clothes, use repellent, if bitten, treat the wound with an antiseptic)

Our third competition task: “We walked, sunbathed, played near the lake...”
(Each team, in turn, is asked to say one of the well-known rules of behavior in summer on reservoirs, the answer and additions are scored 1 point, when the children have finished, the teacher summarizes, supplements and shows the rules on slides)

Teacher: Now let’s ask the jury to sum up the results of our quiz, and while the jury is working, we’ll solve summer safety riddles.
Riddles in verse(author Olesya Emelyanova):
Ignat likes it very much
Kind of striped sweets,
But she buzzes: “Don’t touch me!
The sting burns like fire!”
(wasp)

He lives in a huge heap,
You better not touch him
Although small in appearance,
He takes painful revenge for insults.
(ant)

If it's sunny and hot
Don't forget to wear a Panama hat,
Otherwise the sun - Bang! –
And it will shine right on your forehead.
(sunstroke)

Millions of them in the forest
They suck blood from passers-by,
If you want to be healthy,
Take the ointment from...
(mosquitoes)

Don't walk through the forest in summer
Shoeless and undressed,
More things on you
Fewer bloodsuckers -...
(ticks)

To play on the beach all day,
Children's skin is smeared with cream.
Who could not anoint himself,
It will work...
(burn)

If you want to swim,
Swim and splash in the river,
Don't suddenly choke
Inflatable will help...
(circle)

And now a few riddles about safety rules that you know, but we didn’t mention them in the quiz:

The scaly tail crawls
Deadly poison is lucky
And hisses at us sternly:
“I’ll bite you!” Do not touch!"
(snake)

Red polka dot hats
Mushrooms are not good.
They say: “Go away!
Don’t put us in the basket!”
(fly agaric)

A hole, and at the bottom there is water,
Don't look there.
If you come close,
Bang! and you will fall into the water.
(well)

A lot has grown in the garden
Sweet vegetables and berries,
Vanya ate them without washing them,
And the tummy...
(fell ill)

There is water in the refrigerator
In summer it is no warmer than ice.
Petya drank that water
And terrible...
(got a cold)

She sparkles in the sky
Thunder warns us:
“Hide in a thunderstorm, friends,
You can’t go under the trees!”
(lightning)

Through a wound in the skin immediately
An infection enters the body.
So as not to interfere, at Alenka’s
All the scratches in...
(green)

The animals ask, the birds ask:
“Don’t bring matches to visit us!
Although there is a lot of firewood in the forest,
It's not a place for..."
(bonfires)

Making my way through the bushes
Leave me alone a little
And to the one who is ahead,
Don't go too close
Otherwise it's accurate
It will hit the eye...
(branch)

Student: FUN SUMMER
Summer, summer has come to us!
It became dry and warm.
Along the path
Straight ahead
Legs are walking
Barefoot.
The bees are circling
Birds are flying,
And Marinka
Having fun.

I saw a rooster:
- What a miracle! Ha ha ha!
Amazing rooster:
Feathers on top, fluff below!

I saw a piglet
The girl smiles:
-Who runs from a chicken?
The whole street is screaming
Instead of a tail there is a hook,
Instead of a nose there is a snout,
Piglet
Leaky,
Is the hook swivel?

And Barbos,
Ginger dog,
Made her laugh to tears.
He's not running after the cat,
And behind your own tail.
The sly tail curls,
Can't be punched in the teeth.
The dog waddles sadly,
Because he's tired.
The tail wags merrily:
"I didn't get it! I didn't get it!"

Summer, summer has come to us!
It became dry and warm.
Along the path
Straight ahead
Legs are walking
Barefoot.

Presentation on the topic: Safety of schoolchildren during the summer holidays

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Presentation on the topic: Safety of schoolchildren during the summer holidays

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Parents are active assistants to teachers in shaping children’s disciplined behavior on the street and their compliance with safety rules. Parents are active assistants to teachers in shaping children’s disciplined behavior on the street and their compliance with safety rules.

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Tip one - Think in advance about how the holidays will be organized? If you have the opportunity to go with your child to a rest home or sanatorium, that’s great! Remember that the duration of continuous computer training for children aged 7-12 years is 20 minutes, and for older children - no more than half an hour. Tip two - Walks, games and sports activities in the fresh air are the best relaxation after school. Stay in the fresh air as long as possible away from roadways, transport, and industrial enterprises. Tip three - try to do everything in your power to protect your child. Remember that during the holidays the risk of not only street, but also domestic injuries increases. Talk to your child about this.

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Tip four - It is necessary to follow a daily routine, but some deviations from the routine are possible. The younger the child, the more time it takes for his brain and the entire body to fully restore functionality. Tip four - It is necessary to follow a daily routine, but some deviations from the routine are possible. The younger the child, the more time it takes for his brain and the entire body to fully restore functionality. Tip five - For the holidays to become a time of restoration and accumulation of strength for your child, it is necessary that his diet contains enough dairy and meat products, vegetables, and fruits. Tip six - Take advantage of the holidays to consult a pediatrician, ophthalmologist, dentist, or orthopedist. A frequently ill child would benefit from a course of medical procedures; a set of exercises to correct posture. Tip seven - Holidays are the best time for excursions and visiting museums. However, everything needs moderation. Do not forget that attending children's parties and entertainment events also carries the risk of infectious diseases, especially during periods of epidemiological troubles.

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Be sure to learn to swim. Be sure to learn to swim. Never go to water alone unless necessary. Never swim in an unfamiliar place. Do not dive if you do not know the depth and topography of the bottom. Don't swim over the fences. Do not swim close to boats or steamers moving on the water. Be careful and attentive when playing in the water. Don’t call for help unnecessarily by shouting “I’m drowning!” Don’t swim “until you’re blue in the face” - don’t allow your body to become hypothermic. Know how to use simple life-saving equipment. Know how to provide assistance to those in distress on the water.

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These are the basic rules. Remember them and do them! These are the basic rules. Remember them and do them! We will look at some rules in more detail. Rule 8. Healthy school-age children can swim at a water temperature of 4-20-21 degrees. The time spent in water should be increased gradually: from 3-5 to 10-15 minutes.

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1. Walk along the sidewalk only on the right side. If there is no sidewalk, walk along the left edge of the road, facing traffic 2. Cross the road at the place where the pedestrian path is indicated or the traffic light is installed. Cross the road when the light is green. 3. When crossing the road, look first to the left, then to the right. 4. If there is no traffic light. Cross the road at the intersection. You need to cross the street straight, not diagonally. 5. Do not cross the road in front of nearby vehicles. 6. Games on the roadway are strictly prohibited. 7. Do not ride a bicycle onto the roadway.

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1. It is indecent to talk loudly, shout, or laugh on the street. 2. You cannot litter on the street: chewing seeds, throwing pieces of paper, candy wrappers, apple cores. 3. While visiting the cinema, there is no need to make noise, run, or play games. 4. While watching a movie, it is indecent to disturb the audience, slam chairs, or whistle. stomp. 5. When entering the hall and when leaving, there is no need to rush or push. 6. Be polite.

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1. If someone is walking and running after you on the street, and it’s far from home, run to the nearest crowded place: to a store, a bus stop. 2. If unfamiliar adults try to take you away by force, resist, scream, call for help: “Help, a stranger is taking me away.” 3. Do not agree to any proposals from unfamiliar adults. 4. Do not go anywhere with strangers and do not sit with them into the car. 5 Never brag that your adults have a lot of money. 6. Don’t invite strangers home. 7. Don’t play after dark.

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Before going out into the forest, warn your family where you are going. Before going out into the forest, warn your family where you are going. If you are driving into the forest by car, think about whether there is enough gasoline to drive there and back. Not in your bag, but in your pocket, always have a knife, matches in a dry box and a watch - they will help you not to panic and navigate like a compass. Dress brightly - in camouflage you may not be found even from three meters, red, red, yellow, white jackets are preferable, it is good to stick on reflective stripes or patterns. Try not to go far from a familiar route, do not “cut corners” through unfamiliar terrain, especially through a swamp. If your relative is lost, call rescuers immediately. Often, independent searches only lead to trampling down traces that could have been used to find a person. If you are trying, for example, to shout out or reach out (with a car horn) to someone who is lost, wait for him in one place for a long time. Sometimes people who are found say that they followed the signal, but when they got out, they discovered that the car had just left without waiting for them even fifteen minutes. But running out of the forest quickly is quite difficult. We must not forget that going to the forest involves intense physical activity, which is unusual for city residents. If you have any other chronic diseases, they may worsen, so you cannot go into the forest without the necessary medications. And, of course, you need to have at least a minimum supply of water with you so that, if necessary, you can wash down your medications.

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In connection with the ongoing cases of fatal injuries to students at railway transport facilities, as well as facts of vandalism and hooliganism by teenagers in relation to railway transport facilities. In connection with the ongoing cases of fatal injuries to students at railway transport facilities, as well as facts of vandalism and hooliganism by teenagers in in relation to railway transport facilities Remember: - You need to cross the tracks only on a bridge or special decks. - Don't crawl under the cars! Do not climb over automatic couplers! - Do not jump into a departing train. - Do not leave the carriage until the train stops completely. - Don't play on platforms and paths! - Do not lean out of windows while driving. - Exit the carriage only from the side of the boarding platform. - Don't walk on the tracks. - At the station, children can only be under the supervision of adults; small children must be held by the hand. - Do not cross the tracks in front of a nearby train if the distance to it is less than 400 meters. The train can't stop right away! - Do not come closer than 5 meters to the rails. - Do not cross the tracks without making sure that there is no train in the opposite direction.

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When turning off an electrical appliance, do not pull the plug out of the outlet by the cord. When turning off an electrical appliance, do not pull the plug out of the outlet by the cord. Do not touch live electrical appliances with wet hands. Do not use faulty electrical appliances or sockets. Do not play with matches or lighters: playing with fire can cause a fire. Do not leave electrical appliances and gas stoves on unattended: this can also cause a fire. Follow fire safety rules when camping or in nature.

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