Lesson 3: Child safety outside of the home(Duplicate)

You are going a trip to the science museum with Alex aged 6 and Susie aged 4. Before going you start to discuss with the children who they should go to if they are lost. Who should that be?

Complete the following statement: Sunscreen should be applied to a child:

You have arrived at the supermarket with Alex, Susie and Mary. Who should be the last out of the car?

You are on your way to the supermarket with Billy aged 8 and Mary aged 5. Once you get there, Billy says he needs the toilet and that he can go by himself. What should you do?

You are going to the corner shop with Clarissa, aged 2 years who is currently asleep in her pushchair. You cannot easily get the pushchair into the shop and only need to pick up a pint of milk. There is no queue and the shop is quiet. What do you do?

You are at the swimming pool and can hear your mobile phone ringing in your bag, which is only 5 meters away. You are with Susie, aged 4, who is happily floating in her rubber ring.

You are allowed to use your host family’s new car when going off to see friends. You are late and the car is parked in the driveway. What must you do before you can start driving?

What type of shoes should you wear when you are biking?

Which item is the least important when going out on your bike?

You are walking to the swimming pool with Clarissa aged 2 years in a push chair, and need to walk down a steep hill in order to get there. What is the least important thing you need to remember to do?

You are sitting on a bench in the park with Isabel aged 3 and Ben aged 4, when an old lady asks if you would all like a homemade cookie. What would you do?

You are just about to go on a bike ride with Oscar, aged 6 years. He is refusing to wear his cycle helmet as he says it looks stupid. What do you do?

True or false: Once a child has learned to swim, they can swim without adult supervision.