I. Road traffic safety
(1) Obey the traffic rules.
1. You must walk on the sidewalk. If there is no sidewalk, you must step aside;
2.*** Crossing, climbing and leaning against the guardrail at the intersection.
3. Do not pick a car, chase a car, forcibly stop a car or hit a car with a parabolic object on the road.
4. Don't play football, bungee jumping, slapstick and play on the road.
5. When going to school and passing through the mountain road, try to walk together, do not do dangerous activities and avoid accidental injuries. When crossing the road (street) or crossing the street, you should take the special crossing road set by the traffic department, such as zebra crossing, crosswalk (highway) overpass, underground passage, etc. And pay attention to the signs of traffic lights: red light stops and green light goes.
6. When taking a bus or train, sit still and hold on tight. Don't stretch out any part of your body, don't make any noise, don't throw objects outward, and don't take unmanned operating vehicles such as trucks and tractors.
(two) riding a bicycle shall comply with the following provisions
1. Bicycles should have the right size. Don't ride children's toy cars or people riding carts. Before turning, you must slow down and show your cards. Don't turn suddenly.
2. Don't leave the handle, and don't climb and support other vehicles or things.
3. Don't tow the vehicle or be towed by other vehicles.
4. Regularly check whether the bell and brake can be used normally.
5./kloc-children under 0/2 years old are not allowed to ride bicycles or tricycles on the road.
6. Students who have reached the age of 12 really need to ride bicycles, and they must obtain the consent of their parents. They are not allowed to ride bicycles and bicycles in the fast lane.
7. After crossing the road, slow down and pay attention to pedestrians and vehicles; Don't run the red light.
(3) Water traffic safety
1. Don't take an unlicensed boat.
2. Do not take ships other than passenger ships and passenger ferries.
3. Don't take overloaded ships or ships with mixed passengers and goods.
4. Don't take an adventure boat.
5. Pay attention when taking a group boat: there must be a teacher to lead and command, and you must queue up when getting on and off the boat, and you are not allowed to fight and walk; Obey the command of the crew on board and maintain order on board.
Second, the safety of on-campus and off-campus activities
(A) to prevent electric shock
1. Don't touch or wipe the electrical enclosure with wet hands or wet cloth, don't hang clothes or objects on wires, and don't hang wires directly on nails.
2. Report the damaged wires, lamp holders, switches and sockets in time and ask someone to repair them. Do not touch them.
3. In case of fire caused by electrical equipment, cut off the power supply quickly and then put out the fire.
4. When someone is found to get an electric shock, cut off the power supply quickly and immediately report to the teacher, parents or other personnel for rescue.
5. Stay away from high-voltage charged bodies. Don't touch wires dropped from telephone poles, don't climb electrical platforms, don't climb telecommunication transmission towers and high-voltage transmission towers, and don't fly kites and fish under high-voltage wires.
6. Don't hide under conductive objects when it thunders and rains. Try to avoid or reduce outdoor activities in thunderstorm weather. Don't go to high places during thunderstorms in Lu Yu, and quickly find buildings with lightning protection devices or low-lying places to escape; Don't carry metal objects such as umbrellas, and squat down with your feet together to prevent step voltage damage and effectively reduce the probability of being struck by lightning.
(2) to prevent falling objects from hurting people.
1. Don't enter the construction site.
2. It is forbidden to stand, pass and play under lifting, loading and unloading and hoisting equipment.
(3) Corridor safety
1. Walk slowly and orderly to the right when going up and down the stairs. No crowding. Especially when someone falls, stop going up and down immediately and help the fallen person quickly.
2. Don't skip around in the classroom and climb over the doors and windows; Don't chase and fight in the corridor, don't lean against the railing, tilt your body's center of gravity outward or pull the railing hard, and don't let the urgent March resonate in the corridor, so as not to damage the floor.
(4) It is forbidden for students to bring sticks, knives and other sharp objects into the campus, let alone into the classroom; Students should pay attention to safety when using knives, compasses, pencils, pens and other learning tools, so as not to accidentally hurt themselves and others.
(5) Go out to play
1. Teachers or parents should lead out activities, and sick students should not reluctantly participate.
It's best to go on the same day and return on the same day. You can't camp outside without the guardian's permission.
3. Go out to play, keep in mind the home address, telephone number and telephone number of parents' work unit.
4. When going out to play, in case of personal injury or injury, such as robbery, bullying, bullying, etc. , should immediately contact the public security, hospitals and other departments and report to the school and parents in time ... >>
Question 2: The content of safety education for middle school students 1. Fire protection 1. How to make a fire alarm call? "Early alarm, less loss". In case of fire, first of all, organize fire fighting and evacuation in time, and call the fire alarm telephone "1 19" immediately. When calling the fire alarm, be sure to be calm and know the fire location, unit or street name, house number and driving route, as well as the nature of burning substances, fire size and fire location as much as possible. At the same time, pay attention to each other's questions, tell each other your phone number, and send someone to guide the fire truck on the street corner or at the gate. 2. How to participate in fire fighting? First, all personnel involved in the fire fighting should "listen to the command in all actions"; Second, we should be vigilant to prevent bad people from looting, stealing property and engaging in sabotage activities; The third is to pay attention to safety and avoid unnecessary casualties. Fourth, after the fire is put out, the residual fire should be completely removed to prevent re-ignition; Fifth, pay attention to protecting the scene so as to investigate the cause of the fire. 3. Why is it illegal to damage and misappropriate fire-fighting equipment? Article 21 of the Fire Protection Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates that no unit or individual may damage or misappropriate, dismantle or stop using fire protection facilities and equipment, bury or occupy fire hydrants, occupy fire prevention spaces or block fire exits. Article 36 stipulates that fire engines, fire boats and fire fighting equipment, equipment and facilities shall not be used for matters unrelated to fire fighting and rescue work. 4. Common sense of fire fighting and escape: (1) If there is smoke in the room, be sure to bend your knees and climb to the door quickly; (2) Touch the cold and hot of the door before opening it, and check whether there is smoke outside from the crack of the door; (3) The door is cold and there is no smoke, so you can go first; If there is smoke, be sure to crawl forward and keep your head down (because the air near the ground is fresher); You can't open the door if it is hot. Try to escape from a window or other exit. (4) If you can't escape from the room temporarily, try to seal the door or the inner vent. Open the window on the fire-free side, get together to breathe fresh air and call for help. (5) Cover your nose with a wet towel and wet your clothes to prevent fire. Don't run in case of fire. Take off your clothes as soon as possible and put out the fire. If it's too late, roll on the spot until the fire is put out. (6) In case of fire, never hide under the bed or in the cupboard. (7) When high-rise residents escape, don't take the elevator (it is easy to lose power after a fire, so they are stuck in the elevator). When they escape, they should leave against the wind (the fire is not big, and they can escape quickly when there is little smoke; When the fire is not big, but there is a lot of smoke, they must move away slowly near the ground, because moving quickly will speed up breathing and be easy to be poisoned. (8) Stairs are burnt out, so they should be transferred from balconies, roofs and windows, and slid down or jumped down step by step with bamboo poles, water pipes and ropes (torn sheets can be used as ropes). (9) Before the escape, make an appointment with the assembly point of the whole room after the escape. Once you escape, check the number of people to prevent someone from being trapped and not knowing. (10) If all escape routes are blocked by fire, you should immediately return indoors and send out distress signals by flashlight, waving clothes and calling. To attract the attention of rescuers. 5. "Ten No's" in student dormitory: (1) No lighting, no playing with fire and no fireworks. (2) It is forbidden to burn articles indoors and in corridors. (3) Smoking in bed, throwing cigarette butts and using matchsticks are prohibited. (4) Liquefied gas stoves, coal stoves and alcohol stoves. No, candles should be lit away from flammable materials. (5) Don't throw things out of the window or downstairs. (6) It is forbidden to store inflammable, explosive and highly toxic dangerous chemicals without permission. (7) High-power electric heating appliances are not allowed. (8) It is forbidden to connect wires, lights and other electrical equipment without permission. (9) It is forbidden to hang items on wires and electrical appliances. (10) It is forbidden to use electric appliances such as electric lamps to bake goods, and it is forbidden to use desk lamps in bed. Second, anti-theft 1. The characteristics of student dormitory theft: (1) lax management and system; (2) Lack of sense of responsibility and indifference to each other; (3) mental paralysis, loss of vigilance; (4); Windows and doors lack safety precautions; (5) Living with outsiders or lending keys at will. 2. Common theft methods in student dormitories: (1) "shoplifting"; (2) take advantage; (3) fishing; (4) pry open the door and twist the lock; (5) Turn the window to enter the room; (6) stealing the door; (7) stealing the key to open the door; (8) Take the opportunity to steal in the name of finding someone. 3. What problems should be paid attention to in dormitory safety? (1) Students who leave the dormitory at last should lock the door, don't be afraid of trouble, and get into the habit of closing the doors and windows behind them. (2) Don't stay with others. (3) Be alert to suspicious strangers. (4) Replace the lock with someone else's and don't lend the key to others. (5) Don't store too much cash, and don't expose the place where cash or valuables are stored. (6......& gt& gt
Question 3: What does junior high school students' safety education include? Safety education covers a wide range: food hygiene, traffic, fire prevention, waterproof, lightning protection, safe use of electricity, keeping away from dangerous goods, gambling, drugs and so on.
Question 4: What are the safety knowledge in primary and secondary schools? 1. What should I pay attention to when going up and down stairs? Concentrate on going up and down the stairs, always take the right side of the stairs, keep a certain distance before and after, don't side by side, don't run and jump, don't chase and fight, don't push forward and hug back; Don't panic when you find a crowded phenomenon, stop against the wall or the handrail of the stairs; Don't lean on the handrail, and don't slide down from it. 2. What should I pay attention to in the corridor? (1) When resting in the corridor, don't lean out of the railing, let alone climb. (2) When walking in the corridor, be quiet, don't talk loudly and don't run. Don't use the railing to do fitness exercises, and don't hit the railing with your body and limbs. (3) Don't chase and fight in the corridor. (4) Don't throw things downstairs from the corridor. 3. What should we pay attention to during recess activities? (1) Don't run, chase or play games in the classroom. (2) Don't chase and fight at the door. . (3) Don't leave school without the permission of the teacher. (4) Don't run, chase or play pranks when you are active on campus. Play activities or games in places where there are few people, and don't endanger the safety of others. Don't do dangerous activities and games. (5) Stop activities immediately after the bell rings in the first class and walk into the classroom at a normal speed. 4. What should I pay attention to when going to school and after school? (1) arrive at school at the specified time, and prepare for class in the classroom immediately after arriving at school. (2) Queue downstairs in class after school, and do not advance or postpone it without authorization. (3) Leave school with the team after school. You are not allowed to leave school early or stay in the school without permission. (4) Go straight home after school, and don't stop, play games or do anything else on the way. (5) Students who need parents to pick them up, if their parents don't arrive after school, don't go home alone, call their parents and wait quietly on campus.
Question 5: Basic contents of safety education materials for middle school students. Thousands of innocent lives were killed in the accident all over the country. * * * Safety instructions for middle school students: "People's lives are higher than the sky, and people's interests are as heavy as mountains". Safety education is one of the important contents of quality education. What safety education do middle school students have? 1. Traffic safety. Activities inside and outside the school are safe. Fire safety. Health and disease prevention, food and family safety.
1. Traffic safety (1). Traffic habits 1. Don't take the crosswalk, don't take the right side of the road. 2. Don't take crosswalks and overpasses, and cross the road at will. 3. Do not pay attention to road and vehicle signals and disobey traffic management. 4. Chasing and fighting on the roadway, bridge and tunnel. 5. Crossing, climbing and crossing roadblocks. 6. Walking and playing on the rails. 7. Cross the railway and drill the train. 8. Do not listen to railway crossing management and signal management. (2) Middle school students riding bicycles 1. /kloc-Children under 0/2 ride bicycles alone. 2. Cycling on sidewalks and highways, and cycling in reverse. 3. Ride on the rampage, fight for the road, and grab the road with motor vehicles. 4. Don't slow down or gesture when turning. 5. signal at the intersection. 6. When riding a bike, don't put your hands on the handle. 7. Chase and fight, in parallel. 8. Climb onto the motor vehicle by hand and follow closely. (3) Causes of traffic accidents among middle school students 1. Lack of traffic safety awareness. 2. Lack of traffic safety knowledge. 3. Lack of traffic safety responsibility. 4. Paralysis. 5. Have luck. (4) Normal road knowledge 1. Take the sidewalk and walk on the right side of the road. 2. Cross the driveway, take the zebra crossing or take the overpass. 3. Pay attention to the instructions of various traffic lights (traffic lights, crosswalk lights). 4. Get on and off to avoid passing vehicles. 5. Don't stay, play or play on the road. (5) Normal bicycle riding knowledge 1. Don't ride a broken car. Don't ride a bike on the sidewalk, and non-motor vehicles drive on the right. You'd better use a trolley when crossing the road. 4. Slow down when turning, observe and make gestures. 5. Don't leave your hands and drive side by side. 6. Ride without fighting.
Second, the safety of activities inside and outside the campus (1) Campus safety 1. Safety of sports activities ① Physical education teachers should explain the safety of sports activities. ② The activity class teacher is not allowed to leave. ③ Students don't do unsafe activities. (4) Don't do dangerous activities without protection. 2. Possible injuries caused by school safety and collective activities: heatstroke, crush injury, fall injury, fracture, suffocation, burns, concussion and death. (1) Don't hold hands when going up and down the stairs. Be polite and walk slowly. (2) Don't chase each other crazily. (3) Don't make tasteless jokes that hurt people in meetings. 3. Campus labor safety ① Students are forbidden to clean the window glass outside the building. (2) When cleaning, prevent slip, fall, glass scratch and nail prick. (3) It is forbidden for students to wipe the electric knob switch with a wet cloth. 4. Students' experimental safety Students must strictly abide by the experimental rules (omitted) 5. Student accommodation safety ① Non-residents shall not be allowed to stay in the dormitory. (2) Don't connect wires without permission. (3) Don't be crazy. (4) valuables shall not be brought into the dormitory. ⑤ Don't use candles in the dormitory.
3. The working principle of fire control safety education: "prevention first, combining prevention with elimination" * * indicates that "hidden danger is better than open fire, prevention is better than disaster relief, and responsibility is heavier than Mount Tai". (1) Fire prevention knowledge of middle school students causes fires: 1. Candle lighting, mosquito-repellent incense, electrical appliances, liquefied gas stove. 2. A fire happened accidentally while using electricity. Wire aging, random connection, copper wire as fuse, electric blanket, electric furnace fault 3. Fire caused by careless use of oil. The oil temperature is too high and the container leaks. 4. Set off fireworks. 5. Smoking and littering cigarette butts. 6. play with fire. (2) Fire protection: 1. Family fire prevention: ① Use fire safely. ② Safe use of liquefier. ③ Use electricity safely. Children should not play with fire. ⑤ Pay attention to the place when setting off fireworks and firecrackers. 2. School fire prevention: ① It is forbidden for students to bring fireworks into the school. ② Don't burn rubbish indiscriminately. (3) The flammable materials used in the experiment should be used properly. (4) Check the electrical appliances frequently. ⑤ Set fire fighting equipment, which shall not be damaged. ⑥ Fire safety in dormitory. 3. Fire prevention students in public places should do the following: ① No fireworks >>
Question 6: What problems should be paid attention to in junior high school students' safety education? Junior high school students' safety education should pay attention to personal safety, property, transportation, food, sanitation, fire fighting, drugs, drowning, electric shock, lightning strike, environmental pollution and natural disasters.
In addition, we should pay attention to the training of safety skills and the study of safety psychology.
Safety skills training. Encourage middle school students to master the skills and measures to avoid risks after encountering safety problems, and learn to save themselves and each other.
Research on safety psychology. Promote middle school students to develop good safety psychological quality, deepen their understanding of safety issues, make full use of objective conditions and give full play to their subjective initiative when encountering safety problems.
Question 7: 5 points for junior high school campus safety knowledge and 5 points for middle school students' campus safety common sense.
? 1. What should I pay attention to when going up and down stairs?
? Concentrate on going up and down the stairs, always take the right side of the stairs, keep a certain distance before and after, don't side by side, don't run and jump, don't chase and fight, don't push forward and hug back; Find use of
Don't panic about the crowded phenomenon, park against the wall or the handrail of the stairs; Don't lean on the handrail, and don't slide down from it.
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? 2. What should I pay attention to in the corridor?
? (1) When resting in the corridor, don't lean out of the railing, let alone climb.
? (2) When walking in the corridor, be quiet, don't talk loudly and don't run. Don't use the railing to do fitness exercises, and don't hit the railing with your body and limbs.
? (3) Don't chase and fight in the corridor.
? (4) Don't throw things downstairs from the corridor.
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? 3. What should we pay attention to during recess activities?
? (1) Don't run, chase or play games in the classroom.
? (2) Don't chase and fight at the door. .
? (3) Don't leave school without the permission of the teacher.
? (4) Don't run, chase or play pranks when you are active on campus. Play activities or games in places where there are few people, and don't endanger the safety of others. Don't do dangerous work.
Dynamics and games.
? (5) Stop activities immediately after the bell rings in the first class and walk into the classroom at a normal speed.
? 4. What should I pay attention to when going to school and after school?
? (1) arrive at school at the specified time, and prepare for class in the classroom immediately after arriving at school.
? (2) Queue downstairs in class after school, and do not advance or postpone it without authorization.
? (3) Leave school with the team after school. You are not allowed to leave school early or stay in the school without permission.
? (4) Go straight home after school, and don't stop, play games or do anything else on the way.
? 5. Why can't primary and middle school students drink alcohol?
(1) Students are in the growing period, and all organs of the body are still very delicate, especially the digestive system. Therefore, you can't bear the sexual substance too much. Wine has * * * properties, including
Alcohol is more harmful to the liver and stomach.
(2) Drinking alcohol will reduce people's immunity. After drinking, capillaries will expand, heat dissipation will increase, resistance will decrease, and people are prone to colds, pneumonia and other diseases.
(3) Excessive drinking will damage the brain, make students' memory decline, affect their study, and even reduce their IQ.
(4) According to the experiment, primary and secondary school students' drinking will also bring bad consequences to their physical development.
? 6. What are the hazards of smoking among primary and secondary school students?
The Code of Daily Conduct for Primary and Secondary School Students clearly requires students not to smoke, and students should consciously abide by it. Smoking is just a habit, which is harmful to human body. Research shows that smoking
There are many harmful components in smoke, which are harmful to human respiratory tract, cardiovascular system, nervous system and digestive system to varying degrees. For primary and secondary school students, smoking is more harmful;
(1) Tobacco tar will be produced when burning, which contains carcinogens and can induce many kinds of cancers.
(2) Nicotine in tobacco is a highly toxic substance, which has paralyzing effect on human central nervous system. Long-term smoking can lead to cardiovascular diseases.
(3) Smoking not only harms oneself, but also pollutes the environment and brings more serious harm to others.
(4) The mortality rate of smokers is 70% higher than that of non-smokers, and their life expectancy is obviously shortened. ...& gt& gt
Question 8: How do junior high school students know some safety knowledge? 1. Traffic safety (driving and walking) 2. Personal safety (in case of robbery) 3. Sports safety (sports) 4. Sexual knowledge (self and protecting others) 5. Common sense of life (lightning protection and electric shock prevention).
Question 9: Ten common sense of middle school students' traffic safety.
1, keep calm, seek advantages and avoid disadvantages.
2. Learn to save yourself and protect yourself.
3. Try every means to keep asking for help.
4. Remember four telephones: ① "119" fire alarm telephone. ② "110" telephone. ③ "122" traffic accident alarm telephone. ④ "120" emergency telephone. Don't panic on the phone, don't be incoherent. You must clearly state the location, relevant information and distinctive features.
Second, traffic safety.
1, walking safety: pedestrians must take the sidewalk, and if there is no sidewalk, take the right; Crossing the road requires a crosswalk; The sidewalks controlled by effective communication signals shall comply with the signal regulations; When passing the sidewalk without traffic signal control, you should look left and right, pay attention to the traffic, and don't chase or run; If there is no crosswalk, you must go straight through, and vehicles are not allowed to cross suddenly when approaching; Anyone who takes the overpass or underground passage must take the overpass or underground passage; It is not allowed to climb over the guardrail and isolation belt on the roadside or in the middle of the road, and it is not allowed to pick up a car, chase a car, forcibly stop a car or hit a car with a parabolic object on the road.
2, riding a bicycle (electric car, motorcycle) safety: 16 years old, can not ride an electric car or motorcycle on the road; Riding without an umbrella; Don't give up riding a bike; Don't take people by bike; Don't take a "sick" car; Don't ride too fast; Do not grab the road with motor vehicles; Non-parallel cycle; Don't ride a bike in bad weather.
3. Safe ride: get on and off after parking, grab the handrail inside the car, stick your head, hands and other body parts out of the window, and take care of things around you to prevent pickpocketing; Wear a seat belt when taking a high-speed car; Don't take an overloaded car.
Third, walking safety.
1, safety knowledge:
When the command light signal is green, pedestrians are allowed to pass; When the yellow light is on, pedestrians are not allowed to pass, but pedestrians who have entered the sidewalk can continue to pass; When the red light is on, pedestrians are not allowed to pass; When the yellow light flashes, pedestrians must pass under the principle of ensuring safety.
When the crosswalk signal light is green, pedestrians are allowed to pass through the crosswalk; When the green light flashes, pedestrians are not allowed to enter the crosswalk, and those who have entered the crosswalk can continue to pass; When the red light is on, pedestrians are not allowed to enter the crosswalk.
The regulations that pedestrians must abide by pedestrians must walk on the sidewalk, and if there is no sidewalk, walk on the right; Crossing the road requires a crosswalk; When crossing a crosswalk controlled by traffic signals, you must abide by the provisions of the signals; When passing the sidewalk without traffic signal control, look around, pay attention to the traffic, and don't chase or run; If there is no crosswalk, you must go straight through, and vehicles are not allowed to cross suddenly when approaching; Anyone who takes the overpass or underground passage must take the overpass or underground passage; It is not allowed to climb guardrails and fences along and in the middle of roads, and it is not allowed to push, chase, forcibly stop or throw vehicles on roads.
2. What are the most dangerous situations when walking?
(1) It's dangerous to cross the road.
(2) Walking sideways in groups of three or five on non-sidewalks is the most prone to traffic accidents.
(3) After the rush hour, there are fewer cars on the road, because there are fewer cars and fewer people on the road. Paralysis plus paralysis equals danger.
(4) Walk with one heart and two minds, read while walking, or think while walking, or chat while walking, and play while walking ... In this way, the car may not hit you, but you will hit the car yourself, so it is also very dangerous.
Fourth, riding safety.
(1)/kloc-Children under 0/2 cannot ride bicycles on the road. This is stipulated by the traffic rules.
(2) Riding without an umbrella.
(3) Don't get rid of riding a bike.
(4) Don't take people by bike.
(5) Don't take the sick car.
(6) Don't ride too fast.
(7) Do not grab the road with motor vehicles.
(8) Ride in parallel.
Primary and secondary school students ride bicycles to lead the way, run traffic lights, ride bicycles side by side, ride bicycles in reverse, ride bicycles on highways, ride bicycles to play mobile phones, listen to MP3 and other traffic violations. Finally, we should be careful not to ride bicycles in bad weather, such as thunderstorms, typhoons, snowy or icy roads.
Five, ride safety
(1) Do not take low-speed trucks, tricycles, tractors, black motorcycles and other non-passenger vehicles when going out by car, and do not take overcrowded vehicles to prevent and reduce the occurrence of various safety accidents.
(2) See which bus line it is before getting on the bus, because the bus stop is often the same platform for several buses, and it is easy to get on the bus in a hurry and get on the wrong bus.
(3) Stop the car and then get off. When you get on the bus, put your schoolbag on your chest to avoid it being squeezed out or run over by the door.
(4) After getting on the bus, don't crowd at the door, go inside, stand firm when you see an empty place, and hold on to the handrail so that your head, hands and body can't stick out of the window, otherwise it will easily lead to injury accidents ... >>