safe education

On April 13th, according to the school's notice, I watched the “First Lesson of Spring Safety Education for Primary and Secondary School Students”. By watching the lectures, I learned about the causes of some accidents and learned a lot of safety common sense.

By watching the "lecture," I understood the code of conduct that should be available as a primary school student. When we saw that a living life disappeared under the wheel, we found that a burst of laughter and laughter was not in the sharp whistle, and when we faced a scene of shocking energy accidents, it really made us feel bad! In China, road traffic safety accidents are the “number one killer” in various accident fields, and an important reason for the tragedy is that our traffic safety awareness is weak, lack of traffic safety defense knowledge, and poor self-protection ability. As a primary school student, we must start from ourselves. In school, we must abide by the school rules and regulations. When going up and down the stairs, don't be crowded. On the way to school or after school, we must obey the traffic rules, cross the road to walk the sidewalk, and take the zebra crossing. Don't play and play on the road, don't cross the guardrail, cross the road, and can't read on the road.

By watching the lectures, I learned some safety knowledge and precautions. For example, in the event of an earthquake, we should run out of the classroom under the direction of the teacher, or hide under the desk, or hide in the corner of a small space; in case of fire, call 110 in time and use a wet towel. Pout your mouth and nose, try to get close to the ground and escape the fire scene along the safe route. When you escape, you have to take the stairs and you can't take the elevator. When swimming in the summer, you must go with the adults, do "four don't", don't play in the swimming pool, don't go swimming in the river in groups, when other children are drowning, don't go to the water to help, shout adults or fight 110 alarms.

By watching the lectures, I learned some tips for self-protection. For example, don't eat strangers, don't be greedy, don't go with unfamiliar people, keep a certain distance from strangers, don't be intimidated by his or her words when you meet bad people, be bravely cry out for help, Do your own personal safety protection.

Classmates: Our life is only once, so we must cherish our lives. Let us act, learn some little common sense of escape and self-help, so that you and others can avoid or reduce the harm, always keep the safety in mind, let us grow up healthy and happy!

Sixth grade: zwd2013