? Introduction: I hope that students will have a good rest, study hard, and exercise more during the holidays, grow both physically and intellectually, develop their own independent living abilities, develop civilized behavioral habits, and be able to arrange themselves scientifically You will have more time to work and rest, do more meaningful things, be more happy, gain more, and have a happy and fulfilling summer vacation. Summer Vacation Safety Blackboard Poster Picture Collection 01 Summer Vacation Safety Blackboard Poster Picture Collection 02 Summer Vacation Safety Blackboard Poster Picture Collection 03

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Summer Vacation Safety Educational content

Teachers and classmates:

Good morning!

In the hot summer, we have ended a semester of school study and life. We look forward to The long-awaited summer vacation is about to begin. When the students heard this news, they must be very happy. Maybe they have already planned the holiday activities in their hearts, but when they are happy, we must always keep in mind the word "safety" and tighten the string of "safety" at all times. Don’t forget safety first. In order to ensure that students can have a safe, healthy, beneficial and enjoyable holiday, the safety requirements related to the holiday are now emphasized as follows. We hope that students can accept and consciously abide by them.

1. Traffic safety

1. Pay attention to traffic safety, abide by traffic rules, look left and right when crossing the road and walk on zebra crossings, stop once, look twice, and pass three times when crossing an intersection. . Pass on the right side, do not run or play on the road, or cross the guardrail.

2. Primary school students are not allowed to ride bicycles on the road.

3. Observe public order, wait in line for the bus, do not approach the vehicle until it has stopped, and do not crowd when getting on or off the bus.

4. Travel in a civilized manner, take the initiative to give up your seat, and do not make loud noises in the carriage.

2. Water safety

1. Do not play or bathe in dangerous places such as reservoirs, ponds, wells, etc.

2. You must be accompanied by a parent when swimming in the swimming pool, and you are not allowed to swim alone.

3. Electricity Safety

1. Under the guidance of parents, children should gradually learn to use ordinary household appliances.

2. Do not mess with wires, lamp holders, sockets, etc.

3. Do not play in areas marked with "High Voltage Danger".

IV. Fire safety

1. Do not play with fire or carry fire.

2. Use gas and liquefied gas stoves carefully and safely.

3. Don’t play with fire to avoid fire. If you find a fire, call 119 immediately and do not try to put out the fire.

5. Food safety

1. Consciously develop good personal hygiene habits and wash hands before meals and after using the toilet to prevent the occurrence of infectious diseases.

2. When purchasing packaged food, be sure to read the trademark, production date, shelf life, etc. Do not buy or eat "Three Nos" foods or expired foods.

3. When eating raw fruits, be sure to wash them thoroughly before eating them. Do not eat rotten or spoiled fruits.

VI. Flood and heatstroke prevention safety

1. It is rainy in summer, and no students are allowed to take shelter under big trees or tall buildings.

2. During heavy rain, no students are allowed to go out. If there is a flood, they must take the stairs to a high floor or a place with higher terrain for flood prevention.

3. In hot weather, cooling measures should be taken to prevent heatstroke.

7. Other aspects of security

1. Do not trust strangers. Do not open the security door when strangers knock on the door.

2. When traveling or visiting relatives and friends, don’t panic if you get lost. Stay where you are and wait for your parents to find you or call 110 in time to ask for help from the police.

3. When watching a game, performance or movie, line up to enter, sit in your seat, and be a civilized audience. At the end of a game or performance, wait until most people have left before following the team out. Do not crowd outside during the peak exit period.

4. Check whether the gas valve is closed before going to bed to prevent gas poisoning.

5. Do not play with flammable and explosive items and corrosive chemicals.

6. Do not steal or rob, form gangs, or fight.

Finally, I hope that the students will have a good rest, study hard, and exercise more during the holidays, so as to grow physically and intellectually, develop their own independent living abilities, develop civilized behavioral habits, and be able to scientifically arrange their own life. During your work and rest time, do more meaningful things, be more happy, gain more, and have a happy and fulfilling summer vacation.

Thank you!