Youth safety education mainly includes five aspects: fire safety, outdoor safety, food safety, social safety, mental health and personal safety. How much do you know about teenagers' safety knowledge? The following is what I organized, I hope you like it!

First, the youth fire safety

1. Use electricity and gas safely. Even if the power supply is cut off, check whether the gas valve is closed and whether the charcoal fire is extinguished before going to bed to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.

2. Learn the common sense of preventing family fires, and master the treatment methods in different situations, such as electric wire fire, oil pan fire and liquefied gas fire.

Second, the outdoor safety of teenagers

1, safe riding

* * *1* * children under the age of 12 cannot ride bicycles on the road, which is stipulated by the traffic law.

***2*** Riding without an umbrella

***3*** Don't get rid of cycling.

***4*** Don't take people by bike.

***5*** Don't take the "patient" car.

***6*** Don't get in the way with motor vehicles.

* * * 7 * * Don't ride fast.

***8*** Not riding in parallel.

Finally, it should be noted that it is best not to ride a bike in bad weather, such as thunderstorms, typhoons, heavy snow, or snow, icy roads and so on.

Step 2 ride safely

* * *1* * See clearly which direction the bus is before you get on the bus, so as not to get on the bus in a hurry and take the wrong bus.

***2*** Wait for the bus to stop before getting off. When you get on the bus, put your schoolbag on your chest to prevent it from being squeezed out or run over by the door.

***3*** Don't crowd at the door after getting on the bus, go inside, stand firm when you see an empty place, and grab the handrail, and don't stick your head and hands out of the window, otherwise it will easily lead to injury accidents.

3. Large-scale collective activities

When participating in large-scale collective activities, don't crowd, boo or create a tense and panic atmosphere to prevent stampede accidents.

When you meet a crowded crowd, you should immediately avoid to one side or follow the crowd. Don't try to overtake or go backwards. If your shoes are trampled, don't bend down to lift them or tie your shoelaces, so as not to be crushed by people.

After being pushed down, try to get close to the corner, curl up in a ball, and buckle your hands behind your neck to protect the most vulnerable parts of your body.