Even the most caring parents and grandparents are unable to ensure the safety of their children by being with them all the time. Therefore, it is very important to teach schoolchildren its basics so that in the event of an emergency they can stand up for themselves.
Instructions
Step 1
Explain to the student that the requirements to clearly voice the route of their movement and to inform the place of walking and the time of coming home are caused not by a desire to limit his freedom, but by fear for his safety. Knowing the parents' phone numbers, the child will be able to call them in any situation. Phone numbers can be programmed to a specific keypad digit, making it easier to call in critical cases.
Step 2
Teach your child not to show a mobile phone on the street, not to listen to music on it. Such actions can provoke the violence of his peers, no matter how expensive the model of the apparatus is.
Step 3
Tell that you cannot communicate with strangers and accept their offers and gifts, no matter how tempting they may be. You also need to respond to requests for help. If they seem real, you need to seek help from other adults. Safety rules for the student should be explained in a simple and understandable way.
Step 4
Teach your child not to enter the elevator or staircase with strangers. It will be safer if he waits for one of the residents of the entrance.
Step 5
Explain to your child that when someone tries to take him by the hand and force him to go somewhere, you should immediately shout. Shouting about fire helps best. If a stranger is trying to call for a conversation and get information about his place of residence, parents, then it is best to leave immediately.
Step 6
From an early age, explain the rules of the road to your child and reinforce the acquired skills in practice. In this case, he will already be able to cross the road to school on his own.
