safety education

Simple text and photographs discuss how to make good decisions, such as, wearing a helmet, wearing a seat belts, and looking both ways when crossing the street.

Describes how to be safe in a neighborhood whether bicycling, playing, going to school, or using the phone.

A guide to surviving extreme weather, covering the science behind weather patterns, dangerous conditions, climate, flash floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, and more, and including interviews with experts from FEMA and NOAA.

Shows children how to be safe when crossing the road, playing sports, and in other situations.

Presents instructions for safety in school and on the playground.

Describes potential dangers at home, at play, on streets and roads, at school, and when interacting with other people and explains what to do in an emergency.

Teaches children how to use their senses to determine food quality.

Photographs and simple text provide young readers with basic safety tips which cover a wide variety of potentially dangerous situations.

An illustrated account of swimming and boating safety in various environments such as pools, rivers, and oceans.

Principles for staying safe while driving and walking about town.