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Spotting Hazards: Notice It, Keep Away, Tell an Adult

  • Grade 4
  • Career Education
  • 1 min 15 s
  • British Columbia
  • BC4-CA-05

Sam finds a hazard in three everyday places: broken glass on the kitchen floor, a slippery wet floor at school and a fallen power line in the community. Each time the same three steps light up (notice it, keep away, tell an adult), then each place gets a safety rule of its own, and the video ends on the three steps.

Concept: Spotting hazards at home, at school and in the community

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The question this lesson answers

Can you spot the hazards at home, at school and in the community?

A hazard is something that could hurt someone.

Transcript

What the lesson says

Can you spot the hazards at home, at school and in the community?

A hazard is something that could hurt someone.

At home, Sam sees broken glass on the kitchen floor.

First, Sam notices the sharp glass.

Next, Sam keeps away from it.

Then Sam tells an adult, who cleans it up safely.

At school, Sam sees a slippery wet floor.

Sam notices it, keeps away and tells a teacher.

In the community, Sam sees a power line that has fallen down.

Sam stays far away and tells an adult, who calls for help.

Each place also has its own safety rules.

At home, let an adult clean up broken glass.

At school, walk, do not run, in the halls.

In the community, stay far away from fallen power lines.

When you spot a hazard, notice it, keep away and tell an adult.

Curriculum

Where this fits

British Columbia, Grade 4

Career Education, Career education: safety hazards and rules at school, at home, and in the communityBC4-CA-05

Previous: What a Good Leader Does: Listen, Encourage, Take the First Step

British Columbia, Grade 5

Career Education, Career education: safety hazards and rules at school, at home, and in the communityBC5-CA-06

Previous: Leadership skills: take the first step, listen and encourage

This lesson is also listed in Grade 5.

The outcomes and strands follow the British Columbia curriculum.

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