In The play ground

Key Notes:
Importance of Playground Safety

- Playgrounds are fun, but safety rules keep everyone safe.
- Following rules helps prevent accidents and injuries.
Basic Playground Safety Rules
- Use equipment properly: Slide down the slide; don’t climb up it.
- Wait your turn: Avoid pushing or crowding.
- Stay within boundaries: Play in designated areas.
- Be aware of others: Watch out for people swinging or running.
Common Playground Dangers

- Slippery or wet surfaces.
- Broken equipment.
- Sharp objects like glass or stones.
- Climbing too high or using equipment inappropriately.
What to Do in Case of an Injury
- Stay calm: Don’t panic if you or a friend gets hurt.
- Call for help: Inform a teacher or adult immediately.
- Move away from danger: If it’s safe, move to a secure area.
First Aid Basics for the Playground

- For small cuts or scrapes: Wash with water, apply a bandage.
- For bruises: Use a cold cloth or ice pack to reduce swelling.
- For a bumped head: Sit quietly and inform an adult.
- For serious injuries: Wait for a teacher to call for medical help.
How to Prevent Injuries
- Wear proper footwear (sneakers, no sandals).
- Avoid rough play like pushing or pulling.
- Always hold onto bars or railings while climbing.
- Check equipment for safety before using it.
Helping Friends in Need
- Alert an adult if someone is hurt.
- Don’t move someone who is badly injured unless it’s dangerous to leave them.
- Be kind and supportive if a friend is scared or hurt.
Let’s practice!