1. How should we pay attention to safety when doing activities in the classroom?

During activities in the classroom, many seemingly small things are worthy of students' attention. Otherwise, dangers may easily occur.

The main aspects are as follows: 1. Anti-collision.

At present, most classrooms are relatively small and have many desks, chairs, water dispensers and other supplies. Therefore, you should not chase, fight, or engage in strenuous sports and games in the classroom to prevent injuries from collisions.

2. Anti-slip and anti-fall.

The classroom floor is relatively smooth, so be careful to prevent slipping and injuries; when you need to climb up to clean, pick up and place items, ask others to protect you and prevent falling injuries.

3. Anti-fall.

Regardless of whether the classroom is on a high floor, do not lean out of the balcony or window to avoid the risk of falling.

4. Anti-extrusion.

Classroom doors and windows are easy to pinch your hands when opening and closing, so you should be careful at all times, open and close windows and doors gently, and pay attention to whether other people's hands will be pinched.

5. Fire prevention.

Do not bring lighters, matches, fireworks, small firecrackers and other dangerous items into the campus, and prevent behaviors such as playing with fire and setting off fireworks.

6. Prevent accidental injuries.

Sharp tools such as screwdrivers, knives, and scissors, and stationery such as thumbtacks and pins must be used under the guidance of a teacher. They should be properly stored after use and cannot be placed on tables or chairs to prevent accidental injuries.

2. What should we pay attention to during recess activities?

In the daily intense learning process, recess activities can play a role in relaxation, adjustment and proper rest.

The following aspects should be paid attention to during recess activities: 1. The outdoor air is fresh. Recess activities should be done outdoors as much as possible, but not far away from the classroom to avoid delaying the following courses.

When on campus, do not run around, chase, or play pranks.

Go to a place with few people for activities or games, and do not endanger the safety of others.

2. The intensity of activities should be appropriate and no strenuous activities should be done to ensure that students are not tired, focused and full of energy when they continue in class.

Do not engage in dangerous activities or games.

3. The activities should be simple and easy, such as doing exercises, jumping rope, etc.

4. Pay attention to safety during activities and avoid risks such as sprains and bruises.

3. What should you pay attention to when going up and down stairs?

You must concentrate on going up and down the stairs. Always walk on the right side of the stairs. Keep a certain distance from the front and back. Do not run side by side, run or jump, chase or fight, or push forward or backward. Don’t panic when you find crowding, lean against the wall or

Hold onto the stair railing to stop; do not lean over the stair railing, let alone slide down the railing.

4. What should you pay attention to when going to and from school?

1. Arrive at school at the designated time. After arriving at school, go to the classroom immediately to prepare for class.

2. When school is over, students must line up to go downstairs in class units, and students are not allowed to advance or delay without permission.

3. Students must leave the school with the team when school is over and are not allowed to leave the school early or stay on campus without permission.

4. Go home directly after leaving school. You are not allowed to stay on the road, fight, play games or do other things.

5. Students who need to be picked up by their parents should not go home alone if their parents do not arrive when school is over. They should wait quietly on campus after notifying their parents by phone.