1, to understand the harm of drugs to individuals and families. When primary school students don't understand drugs, they need teachers or police to spread safety education knowledge. Students don't understand the theoretical knowledge thoroughly. Teachers or police can let students know the harm of drugs to themselves and their families through some real cases and photos. Students will choose to stay away from drugs under clear circumstances.
2. Refuse gifts from strangers and stay away from bad places. No one will understand the kindness of students. Faced with the help and communication of strangers, students will take the initiative to tell some information, and schools and families need to popularize some safety education knowledge in time. Only in this way can students have a certain sense of prevention against strangers.
3. Students should be vigilant, alert to temptation, resolutely refuse, and don't believe lies. Only when the knowledge of safety education is transmitted from an early age can students be more determined. Parents and teachers should formulate some safety knowledge teaching according to their children's age. When children find danger around them, they can learn to refuse at the first time.
Students are young, so parents and teachers need to communicate in detail, for example, teachers don't leave until their parents arrive, and students need to be notified when they get home safely. Only in this way can the safety of students be fully guaranteed, and the worries of teachers and parents can be gradually reduced.