You're right to focus on safety! This worksheet is designed to teach children important safety rules using a word bank. Let's fill in the blanks with the most logical and safety-appropriate words from the circles.
Here is the completed worksheet with explanations:
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Rule #8: DON'T LOSE YOUR COOL... REMEMBER THE RULES!
1.
Stay away from strangers...
Don't talk to strangers!
* *Explanation:* The primary rule for personal safety is to avoid unknown people. "Strangers" is the key word here, appearing twice for emphasis.
2.
Remember the adults you trust...
Check with them first you must!
* *Explanation:* Children should know who their trusted adults are (parents, guardians, teachers). They *must* check with these adults before making decisions or going somewhere.
3.
It's okay to yell...
Then go run and away!
* *Explanation:* If a child feels unsafe, they should make noise ("yell") to attract attention and then immediately run *away* from the danger.
4.
It's safer with two...
Your buddy and you!
* *Explanation:* The "buddy system" is a common safety rule. It's safer to be with at least one other person ("two" people: your buddy and you).
5.
There's nothing to fear... *(Note: "fear" is not in the word bank, but "danger" fits contextually)*
Just walk right!
* *Explanation:* While "fear" isn't an option, "danger" makes sense as the thing to avoid. The phrase "walk right" implies walking confidently and correctly along the safe path. (Alternatively, "walk away" could fit, but "right" is more commonly used in this context for direction/safety).
6.
Walk where its bright...
You'll get home all safe! *(Note: "safe" is not in the word bank, but "right" fits best)*
* *Explanation:* Walking in well-lit ("bright") areas is safer. "All right" is a common phrase meaning "okay" or "fine," so "You'll get home all right!" is a reassuring conclusion. (If forced to pick only from the bank, "right" is the best fit for the second blank).
7.
Don't get in the car...
Run fast and away!
* *Explanation:* Never get into a car with a stranger. If approached, run *away* quickly.
8.
Don't lose your cool...
Remember the rules!
* *Explanation:* This directly matches the title of the worksheet. Staying calm ("cool") and remembering the safety rules is crucial.
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Final Answer (Filled-in Blanks):
1. strangers, strangers
2. trust, must
3. yell, away
4. two, you
5. danger, right
6. bright, right
7. car, away
8. cool, rules
This exercise reinforces essential safety messages using simple language and memorable phrases, helping children internalize how to protect themselves.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of accountability worksheets.
