Children are lively and active by nature, full of curiosity and desire to explore. However, due to the immature physical development, children often lack sufficient awareness of self-protection when facing the outside world. In order to ensure the safety of young children, we often overprotect them, but this is not a long-term solution. This paper will discuss how to cultivate children's self-protection ability and make them safer in outdoor activities.

Hazard prediction and discussion

Before the activity, we discuss the possible dangers with the children and teach them how to avoid them. For example, in various activity areas of kindergarten-Dasha play area, jumping area, ball area and climbing balance area, we analyze the characteristics and potential risks of each area with children and teach them the correct way to play.

Safety education in daily life

Safety education is not temporary, and it needs constant efforts. We permeate all kinds of safety knowledge into every aspect of daily life, such as reminding children to choose suitable clothes and shoes before outdoor activities, and reminding them to obey the rules during activities to avoid queue jumping and crowding.