Lesson · Grade 6 · Physical and Health Education
Responding to an Emergency: Stay Safe, Get Help, Follow the Plan
- Grade 6
- Physical and Health Education
- 56 s
- British Columbia
- BC6-PH-09
Three numbered cards answer one question in turn: stay safe (stay calm, look for danger, don't rush in), get help (ask a trusted adult or call your local emergency number, say where you are and what happened, stay on the line until they say you can hang up), and follow the plan you practised. A small fire-drill picture shows the exit route to the meeting place, a reminder to listen to the adults in charge follows, and the video ends on the recap "In an emergency: stay safe, get help, follow the plan".
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In one sentence
The question this lesson answers
If someone is hurt or in danger, what should you do?
Remember three steps: stay safe, get help, and follow the plan.
Transcript
What the lesson says
If someone is hurt or in danger, what should you do?
Remember three steps: stay safe, get help, and follow the plan.
First, stay calm and look around for danger.
Do not rush in, because you cannot help anyone if you get hurt too.
Next, get help by asking a trusted adult nearby.
You can also call your local emergency number.
Say where you are and what happened.
Stay on the line until they say you can hang up.
Then follow the emergency plan you have practised at school or at home.
In a fire drill, you take the exit route to the meeting place.
Listen carefully to the adults in charge.
In an emergency, stay safe, get help, and follow the plan.
Curriculum
Where this fits
- British Columbia, Grade 6
Physical and Health Education, Social and community health: basic principles for responding to emergenciesBC6-PH-09
Next: Bullying: The Harm It Does and How a Bystander Can Help
- British Columbia, Grade 7
Physical and Health Education, Social and community health: basic principles for responding to emergenciesBC7-PH-12
Next: Bullying: The Harm It Does and How a Bystander Can Help
This lesson is also listed in Grade 7.
The outcomes and strands follow the British Columbia curriculum.
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