1. Don't push other children while playing the slide or waiting in line. Don't jump from a height. Go out to play and listen to the teacher's instructions. Don't leave the team. Don't point toys at yourself or others' faces. Go up and down the stairs and walk to the right, and let go of the little hand pulling clothes.
2. Explain and publicize safety knowledge to children, so that children can understand the hazards of playing with fire, electricity and water to prevent accidents. Guide children to understand the use of fire hydrants and fire extinguishers, and know the safe passage exit of kindergartens;
3. Educate children to develop the habit of observing fire signs and evacuation directions in public places: know all kinds of alarm calls and know how to call the police. After school in the afternoon, educate children to bring adults, don't run around by themselves, and don't stay in the kindergarten to prevent accidents.
4. Educate children to know their name, garden name, parents' name, unit, home address and telephone number, and clearly express how to protect themselves in an emergency.
5. Teach children not to trust strangers at will, not to walk with strangers privately, and not to let strangers touch their bodies. Tell the child that only parents, doctors and nurses can touch his or her body. If a stranger wants to do this, he must flee as soon as possible.