Health Ch 7 Staying Safe
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Stay safe around water by swimming with others and not alone. Stay safe around animals by only interacting with pets you know and avoiding wild animals when they are eating or sleeping. Stay safe at school by following rules and treating injuries with ice. Stay safe on wheels by wearing protective gear like helmets and ensuring bikes have reflectors. Stay safe in vehicles by sitting in back seats and using seatbelts.
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