1. Children are not allowed to fight with classmates, let alone bite or scratch. When playing with toys, you are not allowed to hit your classmates with toys. Kindergartens are not allowed to use sharp instruments, and children are not allowed to carry toys or put things in their noses, mouths or ears. Teachers should tell children about safety knowledge, so that children can understand the dangers of water, electricity and fire, and can't play casually.

2. Educate children not to lock the door at home and not to play with lighters, kettles, medicines, etc. To prevent poisoning, don't open the door casually when you are alone.

3. Educate children to obey the traffic rules, cross the road and walk on the sidewalk, don't play on the road, and don't stick your head and hands out of the window when taking a car. Children play in the wild, don't pick flowers and fruits casually, catch bugs, and don't put the picked fruits in your mouth.

4. Don't play with water casually, don't play in rivers and lakes alone or without adults, and don't walk on the road without manhole covers.

If children encounter an earthquake in class, they should avoid it in time, for example, they can temporarily hide under a solid desk, bed, etc. At the same time, use pillows to introduce soft objects such as schoolbags to protect the head and neck.

5. Teach children that they can't cross the road by themselves without the guidance of adults. When crossing the road, you should obey the traffic rules, walk on the sidewalk, don't stay and play on the road, and walk on the right in the street.