DAY-2 CLASS-3 SCIENCE L-3

Imagine there is an emergency at school. Why is it important to know what to do?

• Knowing what to do saves lives.

• Knowing what to do makes you popular.

• Knowing what to do helps you finish homework faster.

• Knowing what to do makes recess longer.

What can happen if we push or run near stairs?

• Someone could fall and get hurt.

• Everyone will have more fun.

• The stairs will become cleaner.

• It will make us run faster.

Which of the following is a top safety rule in school?

• Walk slowly

• Run in the corridors

• Jump on desks

• Shout in the library

What should we hold on stairs?

• The wall

• The handrail

• Our books

• Our friend's hand

Who do we tell about spills?

• Our friends

• The teacher

• The janitor

• The principal

Why is it important to practice safety drills at school?

• To learn how to follow instructions and stay safe

• To have more time to play

• To skip class

• To make noise in the hallway

Which of the following is part of the safety promise at school?

• I will run in the corridors

• I will walk in corridors

• I will ignore dangers

• I will play on the stairs

Why is it important to tell teachers about dangers at school?

• So teachers can ignore them

• So teachers can help keep everyone safe

• So you can get in trouble

• So you can leave school early

If you see someone running on the stairs, which safety promise should you remember?

• I will use stairs safely

• I will run in corridors

• I will ignore dangers

• I will play on the stairs

What is the main goal of following the safety promises at school?

• To make school fun for teachers

• To make our school safe for everyone

• To finish school early

• To get more homework