Pool Safety

Before getting into a pool what should you learn first?

• I should learn how to swim.

• I should learn how to float with a pool noodle.

• I should learn how to jump into the pool feet first.

• I should learn how to hold my breath under water.

What should I never do when I go swimming at a pool?

• I should never go swimming right after I have eaten lunch.

• I should never go swimming right after I drank a large glass of water.

• I should never swim alone. Always go with a buddy or adult.

• I should never go swimming with a t-shirt on.

When at the pool who is in charge? You must follow the instructions from

• my big sister or brother.

• my mother.

• the lifeguard.

• my father.

How deep must the pool water be so it is safe to dive in?

• 3 ft.

• 4ft.

• 5ft.

• 6ft.

What does a drowning person usually look and sound like?

• Screams loudly.

• Calls out for help.

• Floats.

• Doesn't make too much noise and bobs up and down in the water.

What are items you can use to assist a drowning person

• Throw a ball, a cup or a small swimming toy to assist them back to the surface of the pool.

• Throw a bag full of towels to assist them back to the surface of the pool.

• Throw a life vest, pool noodle or use a pole to assist them back to the surface of the pool.

• Throw a cooler full of drinks and food to assist them back to the surface of the pool.