🏘️ Part 1: Identifying Safety Risks

1. Look at each community location below. Circle the potential safety risks you might find in each place:

At the playground:

Broken equipment

Wet slides

Strangers approaching children

No adult supervision

Sharp objects on the ground

Crossing a busy road:

Fast-moving traffic

No traffic lights or crossing

Poor visibility (rain, darkness)

Distracted drivers

Not looking both ways

2. Think of your own neighbourhood. What is one safety risk you have noticed?

🛡️ Part 2: Protective Actions and Behaviours

3. Match each safety situation with the best protective action:

1. Riding a bike

2. Meeting strangers

3. Playing near water

4. Walking at night

5. Using playground equipment

A. Stay with trusted adults

B. Wear bright clothing and stay in groups

C. Always wear a helmet

D. Check equipment before using

E. Never swim alone

4. Fill in the blanks with protective actions:

When crossing the road, I should _________, _________, and _________ before stepping onto the road.

If I get lost in a shopping centre, I should find a _________ or go to the _________ counter.

When riding my bike, I must always wear a _________ and follow the _________ rules.

💚 Part 3: Safety and Wellbeing Connection

5. How does feeling safe in your community affect your wellbeing? Choose the best answer:

It helps me feel confident and happy

It allows me to play and explore freely

It reduces stress and worry

All of the above

6. Describe how you feel when you are in a safe environment versus an unsafe one:

In a safe environment, I feel:

In an unsafe environment, I feel:

🤝 Part 4: Looking Out for Others

7. What are some ways you can help keep others safe in your community? Check all that apply:

Tell an adult if I see someone in danger

Help younger children cross the road safely

Pick up broken glass or dangerous objects

Include others so no one feels left out

Follow safety rules to set a good example

Report bullying or unsafe behaviour

8. Design a safety message for your community. Draw a poster or write a slogan that encourages people to look out for each other:

🚨 Part 5: Emergency Situations

9. Who should you contact in these emergency situations? Write the correct number or person:

Fire emergency: _____________

Medical emergency: _____________

Police emergency: _____________

If you're lost: _____________

If someone is bullying you: _____________

10. True or False? Circle your answer:

It's okay to give personal information to strangers online. TRUE / FALSE

I should always tell a trusted adult where I'm going. TRUE / FALSE

It's safe to walk alone at night if I know the area well. TRUE / FALSE

Wearing bright colours helps drivers see me better. TRUE / FALSE

🌟 Part 6: Personal Safety Pledge

11. Write your own personal safety pledge. Complete these sentences:

I promise to keep myself safe by:

I will help keep others safe by:

If I see someone in danger, I will:

12. Reflection: What is the most important thing you learned about community safety today?

Community Safety Awareness

Community Safety Awareness

🏘️ Part 1: Identifying Safety Risks

🛡️ Part 2: Protective Actions and Behaviours

💚 Part 3: Safety and Wellbeing Connection

🤝 Part 4: Looking Out for Others

🚨 Part 5: Emergency Situations

🌟 Part 6: Personal Safety Pledge

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