Safety Rules in Swimming, with Wheels, and on the Road

What is the first rule of swimming pool safety?

• Run around the pool

• Ignore pool depth

• Always swim alone

• Never swim alone

Why is it important to look both ways before crossing the road?

• To make friends with cars

• To avoid accidents and ensure safety.

• To show off your new shoes

• To practice your dance moves

What should you do when using a pedestrian crossing?

• Ignore traffic signals

• Text on your phone

• Run across without looking

• Stop, look both ways, wait for vehicles to stop, use designated crosswalks, follow traffic signals

Name three things that have wheels.

• Unicycle

• Car, Bicycle, Skateboard

• Rollerblades

• Truck

Why should you never run near a swimming pool?

• To avoid slipping and getting injured.

• To test the pool's depth

• To show off your running skills

• To practice synchronized swimming

What should you do if you drop something on the road?

• Jump out of the car immediately

• Keep driving and ignore it

• Stop in a safe location, turn on hazard lights, check for traffic, retrieve item if safe.

• Ask a pedestrian to retrieve it for you

How can you ensure your safety when riding a bicycle?

• Follow safety guidelines such as wearing a helmet, following traffic rules, using hand signals, staying visible, and maintaining your bike.

• Wearing sunglasses at night

• Ignoring traffic signals

• Listening to loud music through headphones

What is the purpose of wearing a helmet when riding a scooter?

• To make the rider look cool

• To protect the rider's head

• To keep the rider warm in cold weather

• To improve balance while riding

What is the correct way to enter a swimming pool?

• Walk slowly down the steps or use a ladder.

• Run and cannonball into the pool

• Jump in from the side

• Dive headfirst from the diving board

Why is it important to follow traffic signals when crossing the road?

• To make the traffic signals feel important

• To ensure safety and promote orderly traffic flow.

• To confuse other pedestrians

• To challenge oneself by disobeying rules