Let’s go through each picture one by one to decide if the child is being safe.
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Top Left Picture:
- A boy is standing on a dresser or cabinet, reaching up to touch a microwave.
- Standing on furniture like this can be dangerous — he could fall and get hurt.
- Also, microwaves are not toys. Touching them while standing unsafely adds risk.
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Not safe → Cross out the picture
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Top Right Picture:
- A girl is standing next to a table with a chair nearby.
- She is not climbing, jumping, or doing anything risky.
- The chair is just sitting there — she’s not using it in a dangerous way.
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Safe → Draw a circle around the picture
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Bottom Left Picture:
- A boy is standing near a desk with scissors on it.
- He is not touching the scissors. He’s just standing there.
- As long as he doesn’t pick them up or play with them, it’s okay.
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Safe → Draw a circle around the picture
*(Note: If he were holding or playing with the scissors, that would be unsafe. But here, he’s just standing nearby.)*
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Bottom Right Picture:
- A girl is standing right next to an oven/stove.
- Ovens get very hot and can cause burns.
- Children should never stand close to stoves unless an adult is helping them cook.
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Not safe → Cross out the picture
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Final decisions:
✔ Top Right — Safe
✔ Bottom Left — Safe
Top Left — Not Safe
✘ Bottom Right — Not Safe
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Final Answer:
Circle the top-right and bottom-left pictures. Cross out the top-left and bottom-right pictures.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of safety worksheet for children.
