[Picture: Red circle with swimming figure crossed out]

This means the water is not safe for swimming. Stay out of the water and tell an adult.

[Picture: Warning triangle with wavy arrows]

Fast-moving water can pull you away. Keep away from the water's edge.

[Picture: Yellow warning sign with depth measurement]

Water is too deep to stand in. Only swim here with a lifeguard and adult supervision.

[Picture: Caution sign with person slipping on rocks]

Wet rocks are very slippery. Walk carefully and hold an adult's hand.

[Picture: Red circle with diving figure crossed out]

Water is too shallow or has hidden rocks. Never jump or dive here.

[Picture: Sign showing empty lifeguard chair with red X]

No lifeguard is watching. Only swim with an adult who can help if needed.

[Picture: Red flag with large wave symbol]

Big waves can knock you down. Stay away from the water when you see this flag.

[Picture: Warning sign showing shallow to deep water change]

Water gets deep very quickly. Stay in shallow areas where you can stand.

[Picture: Warning sign with polluted water symbols]

Water is polluted and can make you sick. Do not swim, drink, or touch this water.

[Picture: Blue warning sign with thermometer showing cold]

Very cold water can make your muscles stop working. Wear a wetsuit or stay out.