safety education

An introduction to safety that provides information on staying safe in the home, outdoors, during a fire, while online, when crossing a road, in a car, and on a bike; and discusses strangers and being around animals.

Describes potential dangers in the home, explains how to prevent accidents, and advises what to do if one occurs.

Simple text and colorful illustrations show how to safely use the Internet and why children should only talk to people they know while online.

Boxed insets provide young readers with tips on how to be safe and a fun project will help them assimilate new information.

Introduces four empowerment assets that teach children ways in which they can learn to feel important, cared for, and safe, by helping others at home and in their communities.

Discusses how to deal safely with strangers and dangerous situations in school and on the streets.

Simple, rhyming text presents situations in which a child must take precautions in order to stay safe throughout the day, both at home and at play.

Simple text and color photos show how to stay safe when riding a bicycle, covering such topics as a bike's parts, helmets, crossing the street, and turn signals.

Explains the correct behavior for riding a school bus safely.

Simple text and color photos show how to stay safe at school, covering such topics as not running and pushing, how to carry scissors, fire drills, and bullying.