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Health Safety in our elementary class involves several different types of safety this concept map is 6 safeties. Street, Water, Fire, Bike, Car, and Bus Safety.

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Elementary Street Safety involves crossing guards, looking both ways (LRL), having a buddy when walking and looking at the signs and signals.

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Elementary Water Safety involves never swimming alone, learning to swim, sunscreen and wearing lifejackets.

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Elementary Fire Safety involves follow all fire drills from teachers and staff at school, Stay Low and Go, Stop Drop and Roll, Never go back into a fire, and go out the nearest exit away from the building.

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Elementary Bike Safety involves wearing equipment that fits appropriately,

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Elementary Car Safety involves wearing your seatbelt, proper carseat, don't distract the driver, no standing while riding.

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Elementary Bus Safety involves sitting bottom to bottom back to back, making sure driver sees you, no running, no eating and drinking on bus

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Short video on proper helmet fitting.

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Bike Helmet Safety | Cincinnati Children's

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Common Bike Hand Signals for safe riding among traffic.

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Bike hand signals are a great way for cyclists to communicate intentions on the road. If you’re not familiar with them, it can seem a little complicated and even overwhelming at first. But there’s good news: learning the hand signals for things like turning and stopping isn’t difficult – and it’ll make cycling much saf

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Bike safety checklist to ensure that your bicycle is safe to ride.

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Your 6-step bike safety checklist: ‘The M Check’ | World Expeditions

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Use this helpful maintenance guide to make sure your bike is safe to ride before you hit the cycle trails.

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This video is the first in the series of Cascade Bicycle Club's Let's Go curriculum for students in grades 3, 4, and 5. Students will learn the four main steps for crossing the street safely to help them get to where they need to go. By the end of the lesson, they will be able to both list and demonstrate the four steps of the safe crossing procedure. This video is brought to you by Cascade Bicycle Club with the support of our community partners: Seattle Public Schools and the Seattle Department of Transportation

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Crossing Streets Safely: Let's Go Curriculum (lesson 1 video 1)

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Learn Road Safety Rules for Kids and Teach Kids Road Safety, Traffic Rules for kids and how to cross the road! Teach your kids how to cross the road safely when Oliver and Lucas teach your kids Road Safety and Traffic Rules for Kids. Road Safety Include: - Learn to STOP, LOOK and LISTEN before you cross the road - Don't run and play on roads - Road are only made for vehicles - Pedestrians need to walk on the footpath or sidewalks - Always cross at pedestrian crossing or pedestrian traffic lights - Road safety rules are used to keep us safe and prevent accidents. - Learn what a Sneaky Driveway is and the importance to STOP, LEAN and LOOK before you walk past a driveway

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Oliver and Lucas - Educational Videos for Kids

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Road Safety for Kids | Traffic Rules for Kids | Stop, Look, Listen!

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Good example of Walking streets with a buddy.

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Walking with a Buddy: Include an image of two kids walking together.

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Common example of an adult walking distracted.

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Great Public sign picture of Crosswalk Tips.

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Great video on water safety for adults and teens, Factors such as alcohol, medications, and a tendency to overestimate their swimming abilities and engage in riskier behavior contribute to drowning among teens and adults. But the most common element in adult water-related incidents is swimming alone. You are never old enough to swim by yourself. #NeverSwimAlone

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Great public sign about buddy swimming.

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Easton Fire Rescue shows how to Stop Drop and Roll

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Car Seat Safety Tips: How to Choose the Right Seat

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We asked our friend Drayden to share 10 school bus safety tips for kids. If your kids ride the school bus, be sure to have them watch this video. Let’s have a great and safe school year!

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Funny graphic of a child incorrectly wearing seatbelts.

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Graphic showing appropriate seatbelt and car seat usage

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Great poster loaded with tips for Fire Safety.

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A large poster with stats and tips about water safety.

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"Stay Low and Go" fire safety song by Victor Johnson

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Watch Buster the Bus and his friends share some very important tips for riding the bus!

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Bus safety tips with Buster the Bus and friends!

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WCPSS bus drivers will use hand signals to communicate with students, letting them know when its safe to board the school bus. The hand signals are a new state requirement. Students will learn about the new hand signals at school, then bus drivers will begin using them in December meeting the state requirements to implement by January 1. The hand signals are another step in keeping students safe and making sure that motorists stop when they see the stop arm and flashing lights of a school bus.

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WCPSS bus drivers will use hand signals to communicate with students, letting them know when its safe to board the school bus. The hand signals are a new state requirement. Students will learn about the new hand signals at school, then bus drivers will begin using them in December meeting the state requirements to implement by January 1. The hand signals are another step in keeping students safe and making sure that motorists stop when they see the stop arm and flashing lights of a school bus.

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Great Gif for All the Safeties

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Kids should not stand  while car is moving

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Kids should not stand  while car is moving

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Kids playing in car graphic

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Which Jacket and How to wear it poster.