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Child Dev & Parenting Posters Index > CHILD SAFETY | lab safety < social studies


November is Childhood Safety Month.
December is Safe Toys & Gift Month

• “We shall be both cautious and confident, and indeed confident because of our caution.” Epictetus


Food Safety in the Kitchen Poster
Food Safety
in the Kitchen
Poster

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Food Safety in the Kitchen Poster (Part 1 of 4)

Poster Text:
Keep Foods Out of the “Danger Zone”...
Wash Hands & Kitchen Surfaces
Avoid Cross Contamination

food posters


Avoid Burns in the Kitchen Poster
Avoid Burns
in the Kitchen
Poster

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Avoid Burns in the Kitchen (Part 2 of 4)

Poster Text:
Too Hot to Handle ... Use thick, dry oven mitts to handle hot pans, and lift lids, as a shield, away from you.
Roll with It ... Wear close-ffitting clothes and roll up your sleeves before you cook.
Turn for the Best ... Turn handles of pots and pans to the back of the stove to avoid bumping them and knocking the pan off the stove..
Clear It ... Keep burners clear of books, papers, pot holders, and other things that can burn.
Keep household chemicals away from children and food. Read all label directions and follow them. In an emergency, call the Poison Control Center or 911.
If Grease Catches on Fire: 1. Turn off the burner. 2. Put the lid on the pan. 3. Pour baking soda or salt on the flames.
If your hair or clothing catches on fire: STOP, DROP & ROLL!


Avoid Cuts in the Kitchen Poster
Avoid Cuts
in the Kitchen
Poster

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Avoid Cuts in the Kitchen (Part 3 of 4)

Poster Text:
Making the Cut ... Place food on a cutting board and always cut away from your body. Keep fingertips away from the blade.
Safety First ... Wash knives and other sharp objects separately. As you wash, hold the knife with the blade away from you.
Keep a Sharp Edge ... Always use a clean, sharp knife when cutting. A sharp knife is a safer knife.
A Clean Sweep ... Sweep up broken glass immediately. Use a wet paper towel of lift glass splinters. Put broken glass into a heavy paper bag and then into the trash.
Never Ever ... Never use a knife to open a lid or as a screwdriver.


Prevent falls & shocks in the Kitchen Poster
Prevent Falls & Shocks in the Kitchen
Poster

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Avoid Falls & Shocks in the Kitchen (Part 4 of 4)

Poster Text:
Get a Grip ... Use nonskid rugs in the kitchen to help prevent you from slipping on the floor.
Don't Slip ... Mop up spills on the floor immediately to avoid falling. Use warm, soapy water to clean the spill, and then dry the floor.
It's Shocking ... Keep water and liquids away from electricity to avoid shock and electrocution. Use only dry hands to plug and unplug electrical appliances. Always unplug a toaster before removing food that has become lodged in it.
A Step Up ... Use a stepstool to reach high places. Don't climb on chairs or countertops because you could slip and fall.


Safety Awareness Laminated Poster
Safety Awareness
Laminated Poster

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Safety Awareness

Poster Text: Safety is a Smart Choice - Personal safety is all about making smart choices. Small decisions – like how you've getting home from the party, who you should meet at the mall, when to go jogging.

– can have huge consequences. Taking control of your own safety means knowing what kinds of situations to avoid, being aware of your surroundings, and knowing who you should trust.

- stay out of chat room, lock up when home alone, call a friend to accompany you -


Safe Playground Poster
Safe Playground
Poster

Safe Playground

Poster Text: I have a right to a safe playground, and a responsibility to use the equipment properly.


Safe School Poster
Safe School
Poster

Safe School

Poster Text: I have a right to a safe school, and a responsibility to help keep it safe.


Feel Safe Poster
Feel Safe
Poster

Feel Safe

Poster Text: I have a right to feel safe, and a responsibility to look out for others.


A Healthy Habit: Read Food Labels Poster
A Healthy Habit:
Read Food Labels
Poster

A Healthy Habit: Read Food Labels

Poster Text: Scan the Nutrition Facts panel on package to evaluate what's inside and compare the nutrient value of food. ...

food posters


Read the Warning Label Laminated Poster
Read the
Warning Label
Laminated Poster

Read the Warning Label

Poster Text: Many parents go to great pains to rid their homes of poisons that may harm their children. May of those same people, however, overlook some of the most poisonous items in their homes ... House plants. While not all plants are poisonous, many are toxic.

Children like to explore. They experience the world around them through touch, smell and taste. They constantly pick things up and put them in their mouths.

Contact your local poison control center to find out what plants are poisonous. Remove harmful plants from your home. Take up any remaining plants and place them out of reach of little hands and mouths.

Remember to place identifying tags in plants in case you need to provide medical personnel with information quickly.

botany posters


Good Grooming Poster
Good Grooming
Poster

Good Grooming

Poster Text: Dental Checkup, Deodorant/Antiperspirant, Physical Checkup, Brush, Mouthwas, Dental Floss, Bath or Shower, Shampoo, Comb/Brush, Wash Hands, Condition Skin, Manicure/Pedicure.


Hand Washing, Art Print
Hand Washing,
Art Print

This Is The Way I Wash My Hands -

Poster Text: I always wash my hands before I eat, after I use the bathroom or have a diaper change, and whenever I get my hands dirty. Washing my hands often will help me from getting sick. My teacher helps me wash my hands and checks how well I've done.
1- I stand on a small stool if I need to reach the sink and wet my hands with a little warm water. I put a little dab of liquid soap – about the size of a pea – or foam soap on my hands.
2 - I rub-a-dub-dub my hands together until I have lots of bubbles (as long as it takes to sing the Happy Birthday song, twice. ) I wash my palms, the back of my hands, my wrists, between my fingers, and under my fingernails.
3 - I rinse my hands, fingertips down, under warm running water in the sink, I rinse from my wists to the tips of my fingers until all of the dirt and bubbles are gone.
4 - I dry my hands with a paper towel. When my hands are dry I use the paper towel to turn off the faucet and then throw it in the trash. Sometimes my teacher puts lotion on my hands and I rub it in really well.

cholera & typhoid fever


Lethal Weapon Poster
Lethal Weapon
Poster

not currently available

Lethal Weapon

Every day, children choke on objects or food. Many of these accidents are fatal. Almost all are preventable. Parents should be careful when purchasing toys and feeding babies and toddlers.

Bit-sized for baby is much smaller than for adults. Foods such as cherries, grapes or frankfurters are the perfect size to lodge in a young throat. Be certain that foods are cut in very small pieces or mashed to reduce the likelihood of choking.

Toys or games with small pieces can be easily swallowed and should also be avoided. Remember, babies like to put things in their mouths, especially bright colorful things . . . they can be deadly.



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