What Safety Rules Should We Follow at Home, School, and on the Road?
This section helps children understand the importance of safety in daily life. Whether we are at home, at school, or on the road, following safety rules and using the right equipment helps prevent accidents and keeps everyone protected.
Safety Rules at Home
- Do not touch electrical switches, plugs, or wires with wet hands.
- Keep sharp objects like knives and scissors away when not in use.
- Never play near the kitchen stove or hot appliances.
- Do not climb on furniture, windows, or balconies.
- Keep medicines out of reach and never take them without adult help.
- Clean up spills immediately to avoid slipping.
Safety Rules at School
- Walk calmly — don’t run in the hallways or stairs.
- Listen to your teacher’s instructions.
- Do not push others, especially during playtime.
- Use school tools like scissors carefully.
- Inform an adult if something seems unsafe or if someone is hurt.
Safety Rules on the Road
- Always use the footpath or sidewalk.
- Cross roads at zebra crossings or traffic signals.
- Look left, right, and left again before crossing.
- Wear helmets when riding bicycles or scooters.
- Never get in or out of a moving vehicle.
Examples of Safety Equipment and Their Uses
- Helmet: Protects the head while riding a bicycle, motorcycle, or skateboard.
- Seatbelt: Keeps passengers safe in a moving car during sudden stops or crashes.
- Fire Extinguisher: Used to put out small fires at home or school quickly and safely.
- Smoke Detector: Alerts people if there is smoke or fire in the building.
- First Aid Kit: Contains bandages, antiseptic, and other tools to treat small injuries right away.
- Safety Goggles: Protect the eyes during science experiments or while working with tools.
- Reflective Jacket: Worn by cyclists or walkers so drivers can see them in the dark.
- Gloves: Protect hands while gardening, cleaning, or handling sharp items.
- Knee and Elbow Pads: Worn during skating or cycling to prevent injury during falls.
- Handrails: Installed along stairs or ramps to prevent slipping and provide support.
Why Safety Rules Matter
- They protect us from getting hurt.
- They help us stay alert and responsible.
- They make homes, schools, and roads safer for everyone.
