safety education

Explains what happens in the body when various kinds of injuries happen, including broken bones, sprains, bruises, burns, head injuries, and others; provides guidance for avoiding such injuries; and includes instructions for treating several of them.

Provides safety tips on how to prevent accidents from occuring inside and outside the home.

A guide for children ages eight to fourteen who are sometimes home alone, using stories, plays, monologues, and quizzes to provide lessons on how to cope with home and health emergencies.

Discusses rules and techniques for staying safe around strangers.

Discusses rules and techniques for school bus safety.

Simple text and illustrations of a young girl who goes to the hospital to visit her new baby brother provide an introduction to being safe around strangers.

Explains situations that can be dangerous at home and how to avoid them.

In photographs and simple text, children tell what makes them feel safe, such as crossing the street with the crossing guard.

Describes what to do in an emergency, from basic first aid for cuts and scrapes to when to call 911.

Explains some of the ways in which children and young people can stay safe in their homes and neighborhoods.