Personal Safety

Una lección interactiva sobre la formación de tsunamis, señales de advertencia y medidas de seguridad para estudiantes de primaria.

A visual and interactive lesson teaching students how to respond to common community emergencies like getting lost, fires, and interacting with law enforcement.

A lesson for 1st and 2nd graders to distinguish between minor injuries and real emergencies, and to practice the essential skills of calling 9-1-1.

A comprehensive family-focused lesson designed to help households prepare for fire emergencies. It includes a warm-up discussion, a video exploration of wildfires, and the creation of a concrete safety plan and evacuation practice.

A 2nd-grade lesson teaching students how to create a family fire safety plan, using a wildfire video as a hook to discuss preparedness and emergency response.

A 2nd-grade health lesson exploring how allergies are an 'immune system mistake' and teaching essential poison ivy identification and first aid.

A 1st-2nd grade lesson focused on distinguishing between safe rainy day play (puddles) and dangerous flood waters, featuring the SciShow Kids video 'Why Do Floods Happen?'. Students will learn about hidden dangers like debris and germs through visual sorting and role-play.

Students will learn about flood safety and preparedness, identifying essential items for an emergency kit through a video-based lesson and a hands-on sorting activity.

A lesson for 2nd and 3rd graders focused on how the five senses act as a warning system to keep the body safe from danger. Includes a video-based discussion, a poster design activity, and an exploration of sensory compensation.

A lesson for K-2 students focusing on nature safety and identifying the Blue-Ringed Octopus through visual cues and the 'T-Rex Arms' rule.

Students learn the critical emergency protocol of 'Reach or Throw, Don't Go' to help others safely. The sequence concludes with students formulating a 'Safe Swimmer' code of conduct.

Focusing on natural bodies of water, students learn about hidden hazards like currents and visibility. They compare pool environments to lakes and oceans.

Students analyze common pool rules like 'no running' and 'no diving.' They explore the cause-and-effect of these rules to understand how they prevent injuries.

This lesson explains the function of life jackets compared to pool toys. Students learn how to properly fit a life jacket and understand that toys are for play, not for safety.

The sequence culminates with students presenting their posters, receiving their inspector badges, and taking a collective safety pledge to protect their community.

Students examine the concept of a 'Water Watcher' and why adults must always be present near water. They learn to identify safe vs. unsafe situations and commit to the rule of 'never swimming alone.'

Students synthesize their learning by designing safety prevention posters, focusing on one specific fire or water safety rule to teach others.

Students explore universal safety symbols for fire and water, learning to interpret visual warnings and the importance of specific colors and shapes in signage.

Students learn the difference between tools and toys, focusing on matches and lighters. They practice a specific safety script for what to do if they find these items.

Students create a strategic home escape map identifying two exits per room and a designated meeting place.

A lesson designed to teach children how to recognize common tricks used by strangers and how to respond safely.

A quick, engaging lesson for 2nd graders to understand personal boundaries and identify their "Safety Shield" of 3-5 trusted adults. Includes interactive sorting scenarios and a personal shield creation activity.

A visual and interactive lesson teaching students how to respond to common community emergencies like getting lost, fires, and interacting with law enforcement.

This lesson focuses on identifying 'red flags' in social situations, understanding the importance of 'gut feelings', and practicing exit strategies to move to safety. Students will learn to recognize subtle warning signs and identify trusted adults they can turn to for help.

A comprehensive lesson on identifying unsafe social situations, setting physical and emotional boundaries with peers, and practicing assertive communication across school and community settings.

A comprehensive lesson teaching students how to identify safe adults, navigate digital interactions, ask for help in public, and maintain healthy boundaries with acquaintances.

A safety-focused lesson for 1st and 2nd graders about what to do if they get lost in public, featuring a video about police officers and role-playing with 'Safe Strangers'.

Students practice the specific words and actions needed to ask for help from a trusted adult when they encounter something uncomfortable online.

Students identify five specific trusted adults in their lives and create a 'Safety Circle' map to visualize their personal support network.

Focuses on the physical sensations associated with feeling unsafe (the 'Uh-oh' feeling) and teaches students to recognize their body's early warning signs.

Students learn to identify common 'tricky' behaviors online, such as asking for photos or offering free digital currency, through a mock chat log detective activity.

Students explore the concept that an 'online friend' in a game is still a stranger if they haven't met face-to-face, using the metaphor of masks to understand digital profiles.

The sequence culminates with students presenting their posters, receiving their inspector badges, and taking a collective safety pledge to protect their community.

Students synthesize their learning by designing safety prevention posters, focusing on one specific fire or water safety rule to teach others.

Students explore universal safety symbols for fire and water, learning to interpret visual warnings and the importance of specific colors and shapes in signage.

Students learn the difference between tools and toys, focusing on matches and lighters. They practice a specific safety script for what to do if they find these items.

Students learn to identify common household items that produce heat and identify fire hazards in a simulated home environment using a 'Hazard Hunt' approach.

Students synthesize their learning by creating a personal safety pledge and a classroom certificate of commitment.

Students learn about safe storage practices and how to identify potential hazards in the home.

Students establish clear 'Always' and 'Never' rules for medicine safety through interactive games and sorting activities.

Una lección interactiva sobre la formación de tsunamis, señales de advertencia y medidas de seguridad para estudiantes de primaria.

A visual and interactive lesson teaching students how to respond to common community emergencies like getting lost, fires, and interacting with law enforcement.

A 30-minute lesson focusing on identifying common allergy symptoms, understanding food safety rules, and recognizing the importance of EpiPens for emergency response.

A hands-on introductory lesson to basic first aid for minor scrapes and bruises, teaching students how to identify 'self-care' situations versus when to seek adult help. Students practice cleaning and bandaging techniques to build confidence and independence.

A comprehensive lesson teaching students how to identify safe adults, navigate digital interactions, ask for help in public, and maintain healthy boundaries with acquaintances.

A lesson focused on teaching students the appropriate boundaries for using staff phones and understanding the correct procedures for emergency calls. Students learn why staff phones are off-limits and how to seek help effectively during emergencies.

A comprehensive toolkit for tracking and managing Type 1 Diabetes daily routines, designed for students, parents, and school health staff.

Advanced traffic safety for grades 3-5, covering traffic signs, bike safety protocols, and responsible car safety habits.

An introduction to basic pedestrian safety and safe play for students in grades K-2, emphasizing sidewalk rules and supervised walking.

A comprehensive safety lesson for children ages 3-8, focusing on home, road, and emergency safety through interactive play and visual aids.

Covers essential health habits including hand washing, nutrition, and exercise to keep the body functioning at its best.

Explores how the five senses help us interact with and stay safe in our environment.

Introduces the heart, lungs, and brain as the 'engine' of the body, explaining their vital functions in simple, functional terms.

Focuses on the external body parts and the internal framework of bones and muscles that help us move and stay strong.

A sensitive and empowering lesson focused on teaching 2nd-grade students the essential 4-step safety rule for encountering a gun: Stop, Don't Touch, Run Away, and Tell a Grown-up.

A lesson for 1st and 2nd graders to distinguish between minor injuries and real emergencies, and to practice the essential skills of calling 9-1-1.

A safety-focused lesson for 1st and 2nd graders about what to do if they get lost in public, featuring a video about police officers and role-playing with 'Safe Strangers'.

A lesson for 1st-2nd graders on wound care hygiene, focusing on why we clean cuts and how stitches help the body heal while keeping 'invaders' like germs out.

A 2nd-grade lesson comparing minor scrapes and deep cuts, focusing on the purpose of stitches and proper first-aid treatments through video analysis and medical role-play.

Students learn to recognize signs of overheating in humans and pets and identify appropriate safety actions through a video, role-play activity, and poster design.

Students learn to distinguish between safe household items and hazardous substances through visual identification and descriptive clues.

A series of visual-heavy slides and a supporting visual guide to help students understand and practice positive behaviors during physical therapy sessions.

A lesson designed to teach children how to recognize common tricks used by strangers and how to respond safely.

Una lección interactiva sobre la formación de tsunamis, señales de advertencia y medidas de seguridad para estudiantes de primaria.

A quick, engaging lesson for 2nd graders to understand personal boundaries and identify their "Safety Shield" of 3-5 trusted adults. Includes interactive sorting scenarios and a personal shield creation activity.

A collection of age-appropriate reflection sheets for Physical Education, designed to help students from Kindergarten through 3rd grade reflect on behavior and expectations.

A visual and interactive lesson teaching students how to respond to common community emergencies like getting lost, fires, and interacting with law enforcement.

A 30-minute lesson focusing on identifying common allergy symptoms, understanding food safety rules, and recognizing the importance of EpiPens for emergency response.

A comprehensive management system for outdoor recess, designed for 3 staff members overseeing 50 students. Includes visual supports, safety protocols, and structured play guides.

A 30-minute introductory lesson for 2nd graders to understand personal space, identify safe/unsafe touches, and practice keeping hands to themselves through interactive sorting and creative activities.

A hands-on introductory lesson to basic first aid for minor scrapes and bruises, teaching students how to identify 'self-care' situations versus when to seek adult help. Students practice cleaning and bandaging techniques to build confidence and independence.

This lesson focuses on identifying 'red flags' in social situations, understanding the importance of 'gut feelings', and practicing exit strategies to move to safety. Students will learn to recognize subtle warning signs and identify trusted adults they can turn to for help.

A comprehensive lesson on identifying unsafe social situations, setting physical and emotional boundaries with peers, and practicing assertive communication across school and community settings.

A comprehensive lesson teaching students how to identify safe adults, navigate digital interactions, ask for help in public, and maintain healthy boundaries with acquaintances.

A hands-on experiment using a cookie sheet to see how long it takes to cook an egg and cookie dough in the Arizona sun.

Focusing on UV protection through sunscreen, hats, and shade to prevent sunburns during outdoor play.

Introduction to Arizona's unique spring weather and the importance of staying hydrated when temperatures soar.

A lesson focused on teaching students the appropriate boundaries for using staff phones and understanding the correct procedures for emergency calls. Students learn why staff phones are off-limits and how to seek help effectively during emergencies.

Advances to more complex maneuvers including the canter, arena figures, and introducing the basics of jumping or advanced equitation patterns.

A quick, engaging lesson for 2nd graders to understand personal boundaries and identify their "Safety Shield" of 3-5 trusted adults. Includes interactive sorting scenarios and a personal shield creation activity.

A 30-minute introductory lesson for 2nd graders to understand personal space, identify safe/unsafe touches, and practice keeping hands to themselves through interactive sorting and creative activities.

This lesson focuses on identifying 'red flags' in social situations, understanding the importance of 'gut feelings', and practicing exit strategies to move to safety. Students will learn to recognize subtle warning signs and identify trusted adults they can turn to for help.

A comprehensive lesson on identifying unsafe social situations, setting physical and emotional boundaries with peers, and practicing assertive communication across school and community settings.

A comprehensive lesson teaching students how to identify safe adults, navigate digital interactions, ask for help in public, and maintain healthy boundaries with acquaintances.

A supportive and age-appropriate lesson for 2nd-3rd grade girls focusing on physical growth, emotional regulation, and personal boundaries through the lens of a 'Growth Garden'. Students will explore social stories that normalize body changes and provide practical tools for impulse control and respecting personal space.

A foundational lesson introducing the concept of personal space, body ownership, and the distinction between private and public body parts.

A 30-minute introductory lesson on personal boundaries, body ownership, and differentiating between safe and unsafe touch. Students learn to identify trusted adults and practice communication skills for setting boundaries.

This lesson teaches children vital body safety rules, including the 'No, Go, Tell' strategy and understanding personal boundaries. Through interactive activities and visual reminders, kids learn to identify trusted adults and respond confidently to uncomfortable situations.

A 10-minute assembly for upper elementary students focusing on the impact of their choices on the school community and building a culture of respect.

A high-energy, visual 10-minute assembly focused on basic rules, safe hands, and kind words for younger students.

A comprehensive lesson on personal boundaries, body safety, and the importance of keeping private parts covered, using the Swimsuit Rule as a central framework.

Students will learn about ear anatomy and medical check-ups through a SciShow Kids video and interactive role-playing to reduce anxiety about visiting the doctor.

Students trace their hand and label each finger with a different trusted adult from their safety network. They decorate these hands to serve as a visual reminder of their support system.

Students learn that if one adult doesn't listen or help, they must keep telling different adults until someone does. This lesson focuses on the concept of persistence in seeking help for safety issues.

Groups present their work to the class. After each presentation, the class recaps the 'Big Idea' regarding personal safety. This solidifies the learning for both the presenters and the audience.

Groups practice presenting their posters or performing their skits. They give and receive peer feedback on whether the safety message is clear and accurate.

Groups create their visuals. Students focusing on posters draw clear images and slogans; students focusing on skits write scripts and create simple props. The teacher acts as a facilitator providing feedback on clarity.

Students identify specific adults at home, school, and in the community who are safe to approach. They learn the criteria for a 'trusted adult' (someone who listens, believes you, and helps).

Students work in small groups to choose a safety topic (e.g., 'The Bathing Suit Rule' or 'Who is a Trusted Adult?') and plan a poster or short skit to explain it. They draft their key messages.

A lesson designed to teach children how to recognize common tricks used by strangers and how to respond safely.

A comprehensive lesson on identifying unsafe social situations, setting physical and emotional boundaries with peers, and practicing assertive communication across school and community settings.

A comprehensive lesson teaching students how to identify safe adults, navigate digital interactions, ask for help in public, and maintain healthy boundaries with acquaintances.

A comprehensive anti-bullying and upstander skills lesson designed for K-12 students. It focuses on identifying bullying, developing empathy, and providing concrete reporting strategies aligned with Massachusetts state frameworks.

A comprehensive lesson on personal boundaries, body safety, and the importance of keeping private parts covered, using the Swimsuit Rule as a central framework.

Students practice the specific words and actions needed to ask for help from a trusted adult when they encounter something uncomfortable online.

Students identify five specific trusted adults in their lives and create a 'Safety Circle' map to visualize their personal support network.

Focuses on the physical sensations associated with feeling unsafe (the 'Uh-oh' feeling) and teaches students to recognize their body's early warning signs.

Students learn to identify common 'tricky' behaviors online, such as asking for photos or offering free digital currency, through a mock chat log detective activity.

Students explore the concept that an 'online friend' in a game is still a stranger if they haven't met face-to-face, using the metaphor of masks to understand digital profiles.

Students compile their learning into a final Safety Passport booklet. They review their safety rules, share with peers, and receive their 'Safety Expert' designation.

Students identify 'Safety Zones' in their community—public, populated places where they can go for help. They create a visual map of their neighborhood's safe spots.

A skill-building workshop focused on memorizing a parent or guardian's phone number. Students use mnemonic devices, rhythm, and visual practice to ensure they have an emergency contact stored in their memory.

Students learn the importance of family code words for verification in unexpected situations. They role-play scenarios and establish a communication plan for being picked up by someone other than their regular guardian.

Students learn to distinguish between public information (safe to share) and private information (to keep safe). This lesson establishes the foundation of information privacy and personal boundaries.

This lesson introduces 2nd graders to essential safety rules and practices, empowering them to become 'Safety Superheroes' in various situations. It focuses on identifying common dangers and knowing how to respond safely.

A 20-minute lesson for K-3 students focusing on listening to their intuition for safe choices in both school and community settings. Students learn to recognize 'uh-oh' feelings as safety signals and practice the 'Stop, Go, Tell' response.

A 15-minute introductory lesson for 2nd graders on essential safety rules at home, school, and in the community, framed around becoming 'Safety Superheroes'.

A 15-minute lesson for 2nd-grade students to identify safe and unsafe situations through social stories, featuring the 'ACT' (Ask, Call, Tell) safety strategy.

A 45-minute lesson for 2nd-grade students that empowers them with safety 'superpowers.' Students learn to identify trusted adults, recognize safe vs. unsafe situations, and practice the essential 'always keep telling' rule through role-play and personal safety planning.

A collection of hygiene reference postcards tailored for elementary, middle school, high school, and adults. Each double-sided card provides empathetic, age-appropriate guidance on essential daily routines to support health and confidence.

A series of visual-heavy slides and a supporting visual guide to help students understand and practice positive behaviors during physical therapy sessions.

A quick, engaging lesson for 2nd graders to understand personal boundaries and identify their "Safety Shield" of 3-5 trusted adults. Includes interactive sorting scenarios and a personal shield creation activity.

A comprehensive management system for outdoor recess, designed for 3 staff members overseeing 50 students. Includes visual supports, safety protocols, and structured play guides.

A 30-minute introductory lesson for 2nd graders to understand personal space, identify safe/unsafe touches, and practice keeping hands to themselves through interactive sorting and creative activities.

A comprehensive lesson on identifying unsafe social situations, setting physical and emotional boundaries with peers, and practicing assertive communication across school and community settings.

A comprehensive lesson teaching students how to identify safe adults, navigate digital interactions, ask for help in public, and maintain healthy boundaries with acquaintances.

A lesson focused on teaching students the appropriate boundaries for using staff phones and understanding the correct procedures for emergency calls. Students learn why staff phones are off-limits and how to seek help effectively during emergencies.

A supportive and age-appropriate lesson for 2nd-3rd grade girls focusing on physical growth, emotional regulation, and personal boundaries through the lens of a 'Growth Garden'. Students will explore social stories that normalize body changes and provide practical tools for impulse control and respecting personal space.

A foundational lesson introducing the concept of personal space, body ownership, and the distinction between private and public body parts.

A 30-minute introductory lesson on personal boundaries, body ownership, and differentiating between safe and unsafe touch. Students learn to identify trusted adults and practice communication skills for setting boundaries.

This lesson teaches children vital body safety rules, including the 'No, Go, Tell' strategy and understanding personal boundaries. Through interactive activities and visual reminders, kids learn to identify trusted adults and respond confidently to uncomfortable situations.