I brought six years of this grade, the week before summer vacation, the worst thing to fear is monday morning class. - as soon as the kids go to school, they're like birds. The summer security education is about turning "common sense" into something that children can remember and do。DrownproofIt doesn't sound complicated in any case, but it's really happening through repeated and specific training, not through reading。
What about summer safety education? Teaching
The best way to do that is not to stand on the podium and read pptPut the scene in front of the kidsI don't know. I'll play two short videos a year: a slide by a small pond by a kid, and a picture of a kid in a supermarket putting his finger in the freezer. I'm not in a hurry to reason after reading it, so the kid says, "what do you see and guess what happens next?" the words that children say out of their mouths work ten times more than i write on the board。
In this part of the sunscreen, many families only stay outside to put sunscreen on. I'll let the kids figure it out: 10 a. M. To 2 p. M., with the strongest ultraviolet light, where are you going to stay for two hours? Do you have to run to the playground or can you change to the classroom? It's much more effective for the kids to make their own choices than for the grown-ups to say, "don't leave the sun."。
What's the focus of summer safety education
Drowning is always the first step in summer safety education. YesThere is no room for discussion. We're not just teaching "no river" but teaching kids what to do when they fall into the water -- crying out for help, throwing floatsI'm not going in there to pull peopleI don't know. Every year i take them to the sandpit to do a simulation of "find floating," and i do it over and over again, and i carve the right action into my muscle memory。
It is easy to ignore electricity and pest control. Summer-time children have been at home for a long time and air conditioners, fans, charging wires are all at risk. I'll send out a home electric self-check to get parents to pick up their children: there's no water stains in the booth, there's no wires, there's no mosquito anti-malarial fluids at the height of the child. A little piece of paper on the fridge door can be seen throughout the summer, more than any slogan。
Security education is not a hammer trade or a week before summer break. I took it apart into two minutes of a day, from june until early september. On the first day of the children's school, i'll ask them, "who do you remember this summer?" the way they answer it, it makes me feel better than any test scores。
