21. Little Red Riding Hood | Online Story | Crafts | Preschool Lesson Plan Printable preschool Lesson Plan Printable Activities safety Theme Preventing Child Abduction Visit Zoobooks.com Wolves for great information to share! http://www.first-school.ws/activities/onlinestory/steps/redridinghood.htm

Home Search Printer friendly page Preschool Lesson Plan Printable Activities Safety Theme: Preventing Child Abduction Activities Instructions and Suggestions Materials Little Red Riding Hood Online Story Animals/Wild Wolf Printable Crafts: *Little Red Riding Hood TP Roll Craft *Wolf TP Roll Craft *Veggie Basket Safety: "Be Careful with Strangers" Online Puzzle: Wolf Face Events: *October - Crime Prevention Month Today children and grown ups will enjoy a delightful version of Little Red Riding Hood with wonderful images and text that is dabbed with humor put together by Leanne at DLTK To make the story time and learning even more fun there are some great teaching aids/crafts the children are sure to enjoy. On a serious note, the Little Red Riding Hood story is an appropriate opportunity to address a safety issue that we altogether much rather not even think about or contemplate: child abduction;

22. Alphabet Letter P Preschool Activities And Crafts Free alphabet letter P preschool activities, crafts, lesson plans, printables, Coloring Book with safety information, Police Hat and Badge Craft http://www.first-school.ws/theme/alphaletter/p.htm

Home Search Preschool Themes Index Alphabet Activities Alphabet Printables Animals Art Appreciation ... Weather Sister Sites: DLTK's Crafts Coloring.ws KidsRCrafty KidZone.ws Alphabet Letter P Preschool Activities and Crafts Home Themes Alphabet Activities and Crafts Come and have fun with alphabet letter P preschool activities and crafts for toddlers, preschoolers and early elementary. Visit a theme below for lesson plans that include activities with easy instructions, printable crafts, printable materials in color and coloring pages, suggested children's literature and related online early childhood resources. Alphabet Letter Activity Index Letter A Letter B Letter C Letter D ... Letter O [ Letter P ] Letter Q Letter R Letter S Letter T ... Letter P Printable Materials color posters, coloring pages, activity worksheets, and handwriting practice tracers Zaner-Bloser or D'Nealian. Alphabet Letter P Activity Worksheet Program police officer, pilot, pumpkin, panda, penguin Letter P Mini Book - no text version (use with activity worksheet above) P is for Poinsettia Activities Animals Panda Penguin Pig Letter P Animal Coloring Pages (some may feature color posters, and handwriting tracers)

23. Choosing A Preschool, Available Options In Indonesia Tips, pointers and practical information to help you choose a preschool in Jakarta, Inquire about the safety procedures followed at the school. http://www.expat.or.id/info/preschool.html

Home Practical Information Schooling This page is generously sponsored by Kinderland Preschool and Discovery Center Preschools Within large cities in Indonesia you will find a wide variety of preschool options for your young children. From informal play groups with friends, to neighborhood kindergartens ( taman kanak-kanak or TK), to international standard preschools - your needs will be met. Some preschools organize Moms and Tots programs for 1-2 year olds who are preparing to enter a preschool program. There are also many extracurricular activities, including physical play, music, art and other social opportunities for young children which are organized by community organizations such as JICC or through commercial entities. What's most important is to find the preschool experience that you feel is most appropriate for your child. If you are looking for a more Asian academic setting to prepare for elementary school or an open experience and creative play orientation, there is a school that will match your requirements. Indonesian TK Indonesian preschools and kindergartens (TK) are licensed by the Department of Education and Culture. They must follow a standard curriculum, set by the Department, which prepares children for entry into the Indonesian school system. These schools are attended primarily by Indonesian children and instruction is conducted in the Indonesian language. As the Indonesian school system emphasizes academic skills and pushes children to be able to write before they enter the first grade, TK instruction puts a great emphasis on the forming of letters and copying of words.

24. Teaching Preschoolers To Be Fire Safe To work, a preschool fire safety program should involve both the children andtheir parents. Make fire safety information part of meetings with parents. http://www.cyberstreet.com/firedept/preschoo.htm

25. Preschool Education Articles preschool Education Lesson plans, ideas, teachers, preschool, parents. Look for safety information such as Not recommended for children under 3 years http://www.preschooleducation.com/art53.shtml

Help us make this site better - and have fun! Take our quick survey. Click here! Send This Page To A Friend Join Our Newsletter Teacher's Corner - Fundraising Ideas Visit Our Sister Site: AskThePreschoolTeacher PreschoolColoringBook PreschoolPrintables Classrooms Alphabet Ideas Books Book Reviews Bulletin Board ... Useful Recipes Preschool Office Articles Ask The Preschool Teacher Contests ... Submit an Idea Mailing Lists Update Newsletter Preschool Edu List Preschool Edu Parents Preschool Themes Guest Book View and Sign About Us Awards Writers Guidelines Terms and Conditions Privacy Statement ... Email Owner Preschool Education Articles Toy Safety Skates, tricycles, toy trucks and cars, wagons and balls are among children's favorite playthings. But in one year, according to U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates, there were 150,000 toy-related injuries serious enough to require hospital emergency room treatment. Falls are the most frequent kind of accident, but many serious injuries result from children swallowing small parts or placing tiny toys in noses or ears, from exploding gas-powered toys, from flammable products, and from sharp edges.

26. Outdoor Safety For Young Children - Preschool Safety Article Resources preschool safety Outdoor safety for Young Children. Resources preschool safety For more information please review Terms of Service. http://www.theparentreport.com/resources/ages/preschool/safety/122.html

September 25, 2005 Resources Preschool Safety Outdoor Safety for Young Children Outdoor Safety for Young Children Whether camping by a lake or playing at the park, keeping toddlers and preschoolers safe is a matter of vigilance and common sense. Children love to spend time outdoors, and so they should. Outdoor play provides kids with a chance to get exercise and fresh air. But with toddlers and preschoolers accidents can happen, and it’s important to ensure that our children are well protected and supervised. From splashing in a playground wading pool to diving off a dock, one of the greatest outdoor activities for youngsters is water play. But when it comes to young children, water can easily lead to tragedy. Therefore it’s imperative that you "never let them out of your sight for a minute as they will disappear in a matter of seconds.” says Marine Safety Officer, Ken Burton who adds that “if you have a backyard pool the most important thing a parent or adult can do is make sure there are never unsupervised children around the water. They’ll throw toys in, then fall in and this often leads to tragedy.” Burton says one of best ways of keeping kids water-safe is by having them learn to swim under the guidance of a qualified instructor through a recognized swim program. “Whether it’s a YMCA or Red Cross, or lessons at your community, get them out there in the water so that they feel comfortable and develop a good deal of respect for the water under controlled conditions.”

27. Stranger Danger - Street Proofing Kids - Preschool Safety Article Resources preschool safety Stranger Danger Street Proofing Kids Any advice or information contained herein should never be a substitute for http://www.theparentreport.com/resources/ages/preschool/safety/263.html

September 25, 2005 Resources Preschool Safety Stranger Danger - Street Proofing Kids Stranger Danger - Street Proofing Kids Telling your children to "never talk to strangers" is only one step in keeping our children safe from sexual predators and child abductors. As children, how many times were we told to "never talk to strangers"? And how many times have we given our own children the same message? We've all heard the horror stories and because of them we're anxious to street proof our children. But Martha McArthur of the safety program, Block Parents, believes that a pat "never talk to strangers" isn't realistic. Instead, McArthur says "it's important to make your children aware how to interact with strangers. 'Never talk to strangers' just isn't practical because we do find children who get lost and are then afraid to ask for help from a stranger." McArthur says we should teach our children "that there is a circle of safety, as in a safe distance when talking to strangers. For example if a stranger asks them for directions the child should take a step back, answer them and walk away. If they are afraid, they can turn in the opposite direction and walk quickly away." As well, it's important to explain to our children that strangers look like normal people, not monsters. And the word stranger should be a little more defined in that a stranger is someone you don't know very well or know at all. In other words, a stranger could be someone you've never met, or an acquaintance of the family who knows you by name.

28. Head Start Information And Publication Center: Transportation Safety Bibliograph General information. Air Bag safety Campaign. We All Pay . Guideline for theSafe Transportation of preschoolAge Children in School Buses. http://www.headstartinfo.org/infocenter/guides/tb_gen.htm

Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Contact Us Transportation Safety Bibliography General Information Air Bag Safety Campaign. We All Pay ... And It Costs Too Much: The High Price of Not Buckling Up. National Safety Council, n.d. This brochure provides facts and statistics on the costs associated with the failure to use seat belts. It offers suggestions to improve seat belt usage. Contact: Air Bag Safety Campaign National Safety Council 1025 Connecticut Avenue, NW, 12th Floor Washington, DC 20036-5405 Telephone: Fax: E-mail: airbag@nsc.org Internet: http://www.nsc.org/partners/costs.htm Children's Safety Network National Injury and Violence Prevention Resource Center. MCH Agencies: Traffic Safety Partners Fact Sheet Packet. Maternal and Child Health Bureau, 1999. This packet of traffic safety fact sheets and resource listings emphasizes maternal and child health agencies' role as traffic safety partners. The material examines the scope of the traffic safety issue, causes of traffic injuries and preventative measures. Contact: Children's Safety Network 55 Chapel Street Newton, MA 02458

29. Nova Scotia Child Safety And Injury Prevention Centre - CHIRRP News Vol. 18 June Over 10000 families have received home safety information since 1998. adolescent risk taking, preschool safety education, and an examination of factors http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/publicat/chirpp-schirpt/18jun00/18c_e.html

In this issue Issue 18 June 2000 Nova Scotia Child Safety and Injury Prevention Centre Beth Bruce Director Nova Scotia Child Safety and Injury Prevention Program The Nova Scotia Child Safety and Injury Prevention Program was established in September 1997 at the IWK Grace Health Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The work and vision of the program is guided by an advisory council of community representatives from the professional, volunteer, and corporate sectors. The program was made possible through the generous support of the founding sponsor, Nova Scotia Power Inc. Injury is one of the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in children and youth under 20 years. The vision of the Nova Scotia Child Safety and Injury Prevention Program is to ensure that Nova Scotia is a safe community where children can grow to their full potential. The program's focus for the coming year lies in three strategic areas: advocacy, research, and education . In this capacity, the program endeavors to support other agencies and professionals, individually or in groups, to promote injury prevention and safety for all children in Nova Scotia.

30. Water & Boating Safety - Canadian Red Cross Swimming Water safety Programs Leadership Programs Water safety information a brandnew preschool program for children aged four months to five http://www.redcross.ca/main.asp?id=000278

31. Entrez PubMed Understanding vaccine safety information from the Vaccine Adverse Event Disease Control and Prevention (US); Child, preschool; Consumer Product safety* http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=1

32. Caring For Kids: Playground Safety Quality information on children s health and wellbeing, such as vaccination For preschool equipment, the fill should be at least 15 cm (6 inches) deep. http://www.caringforkids.cps.ca/keepingkidssafe/playgroundsafety.htm

Playground Safety Kids love playgrounds. But the playground is also a place where children can get hurt. Children are most often injured when they fall from the equipment. You can help make sure the playground is a safe place for your child. Check your child Clothing can get trapped in equipment and strangle a child. Remove drawstrings and other cords from clothing. In the winter, use a neck warmer rather than a scarf. Use mitten clips instead of cords. Children should not wear bicycle helmets while they are on playground equipment because a child’s head may get stuck in narrow openings. Be sure that children younger than five years of age are supervised by an adult. Check your playground Choose playgrounds that ‘fit’ your child. Children five years of age and younger should use only playgrounds that are designed for preschool children because the equipment is smaller. Look for proper surfaces. Grass, dirt, asphalt or concrete are not safe surfaces for playground equipment. Good materials for playground surfaces include sand, pea gravel (smooth, round, pea-sized stones), wood chips and synthetic (man-made) materials that are soft. These materials will help absorb a child’s fall.

33. Health And Safety Information Absences; Athlete s Code of Conduct; Attendance; Bicycle safety; Early Dismissal For additional information about the preschool or about the preschool http://www.lhs.liverpool.k12.ny.us/lhs/about/health.html

34. Treehouse TV : Worry-free Preschool Television : Parents safety and Privacy Policy. Treehouse TV a CORUS Entertainment Company. All rightsreserved. No personal information is gathered from these cookies. http://www.treehousetv.com/parents/terms.asp

var account_number="DM550628BEAD71EN3"; Treehouse TV - a CORUS Entertainment Company. Welcome to Treehousetv.com This site was created for parents and children to surf together. Parents are encouraged to surf the treehouse website with their children. Children will enjoy the activities provided on the site, while parents can benefit from the programming information and parenting resources. This website is developed and maintained by Corus Interactive, a division of Corus Entertainment Inc. All materials on this website are owned by Corus and Treehouse TV. All television programs represented on the Treehouse website are broadcast in Canada by Treehouse TV and are represented on the website for promotional purposes only. Illegal duplication, alteration, reselling, redistribution, or use in any separate project of any graphic, sound, video clips, or any other content found on the Treehouse Website is strictly prohibited. Everything on the www.treehousetv.com server is part of the Treehouse website. Any work sent to the Treehouse website becomes the property of Treehouse. Sorry, artwork and letters cannot be returned to sender. Safety for parents and kids The web is a great place for kids to hang out and learn about topics that are of interest to them. However, there are areas on the Internet that are not appropriate for children. The guidelines we have drawn up are a starting point for parents of children who surf. The most important thing is to be aware of what your children are doing online. This may mean surfing with your children, or talking to them about the sites that they like, or that they have recently discovered on the web. Since Treehouse is targeted to preschool aged children, we encourage parents to enjoy the experience of the Treehouse website with their children and make surfing a family activity.

35. Office Of The Fire Marshal - Public Information Programs Based on NFPA s belief that fire safety information should be presented in apositive, The LNTB preschool Program, available in English and French, http://www.gnb.ca/0276/fire/prog-e.asp

Department of Public Safety Office of the Fire Marshal Home Français Office of the Fire Marshal - Programs and Campaigns Older and Wiser Youth Fire Setter Intervention Program Learn not to Burn When it comes to fire safety, older adults need our help more than any other group. Statistics show us that adults over the age of 65 are at the greatest risk of dying in a fire. Although most older adults continue to live independent, productive lives, the natural aging process can make them particularly vulnerable to fire. Common fire risks for older adults include careless smoking, careless cooking and improper placement of space heaters. "Older and Wiser" is designed to assist the fire service, community groups, home support workers, families, friends and the media in educating older adults about fire safety. Learn Not to Burn Program® The Learn not to Burn Program takes into account what children need to know about fire and burn prevention and it teaches them in a positive, non-threatening way For more than 20 years

36. Project Title: Food Safety Education For Preschool Project Title Food safety Education for preschool Children Food Handling This information becomes public property upon publication and may be printed http://web1.msue.msu.edu/msue/imp/modfs/fsq96028.html

Michigan State University Extension Extension Food Safety Education - FSQ96028 Project Title: Food Safety Education for Preschool Children: Food Handling Behaviors Materials Title: Food Safety Express Materials Format: Youth Curriculum Folder, Video Date Materials Produced: 1992 Project Number: 91-EFSQ-1-4028 University: University of Missouri Extension Project Director: Karla Hughes, Ph. D. Current contact: Douglas Holt University of Missouri-Columbia Cooperative Extension Service 122 Eckles Hall Columbia, MO 65211 Phone: 314-882-4114 FAX: 314-882-0596 E-mail - Doug_Holt@muccmail.missouri.edu This project has been completed. I. Content A. Main emphasis of the curriculum: - Microbiological issue B. Content related to risk communications: - Understanding risks and issues related to bacteria - Risk reduction strategies C. Content related to microbiological issues: - Scientific principles of food safety - Consideration of at-risk populations: children - Food preparation at home - Epidemiology of foodborne illness

37. Infant And Baby Resources : ABC Home Preschool A resourceful site for parents teaching their children preschool at home. safety information and Resources to Protect Your Baby http://www.abchomepreschool.com/babylinks.htm

Home Links Our Sale Items Our Curriculums ... Link Directory Infant and Baby Resources All About Baby® Personalized and memorable gifts for infants and children. All Baby 'N Kids Baby, pregnancy, kids and mom resources and activities to help with the most important job you will ever have. All for Baby by Teresa Lucia Collections Baby gifts is what Teresa Lucia Collections has to offer. Here you will discover a variety of baby gifts, such as crib bedding, towel sets, bibs, blankets and a lot more that range from infant to toddler as well as a collection of baby names. Amby Baby Natural Motion Beds You'll sleep better when baby sleeps better! With its unique simulation of mother's womb, embracing feel, gentle movement, and upright sleeping position, the Amby Baby hammock soothes restless, colicky, and reflux babies. Dr. Sears recommended!

38. CHILD Profile Health Promotion Materials For Parents And Caregivers CHILD Profile Health Promotion Materials Health and safety information forParents and avoiding food battles, handwashing, preschool, safety tips http://www.childprofile.org/hpmats/materials.html

The CHILD Profile Health Promotion materials are endorsed by: University of Washington School of Public Health and Community Medicine CHILD Profile Health Promotion Materials Health and Safety Information for Parents and Caregivers What letter or brochure would you like to view? Letters Brochures and Pamphlets Help with PDF Letters (age of child) Date Created/Revised Topics Covered 1 month letter English (57 Kb) Spanish (81 Kb) Jun 2005 (revised) well-child checkups, immunizations due, feeding, child care, car seats, safety tips 3 month letter English (48 Kb) Spanish (66 Kb) July 2005 (revised) well-child checkups, immunizations, feeding, sleep safety, 2nd hand smoke, safety tips 6 month letter English (57 Kb) Spanish (73 Kb) - Aug 2004 Aug 2005 (revised) well-child checkups, immunizations, baby's development, using a cup, feeding, dental care, sleep, s

39. Virginia Department Of Health Limit one kit per preschool only. To request a play safe! be safe! kit, Window Covering safety Council (Free window safety information and free http://www.vahealth.org/civp/pubscivp.asp

Updated: 20-Jul-2005 Family Health Services Home CIVP Home Page Educational Materials CIVP News ... CIVP Sitemap You may download the CIVP Materials Request Form and fax your order to 804-864-7748. Each tip card is printed with English text on one side and Spanish text on the other. Tip Cards Child Passenger Safety Playground Safety Sweet Dreams, Safe Sleep for Babies Drowning Prevention ... Domestic Violence Prevention If you would like to have the artwork from previous brochures for printing at your cost, please contact CIVP at 1-800-732-8333. The artwork will be available online at some time in the near future. FREE Fire Safety Resource for Preschools The Center for Injury and Violence Prevention has a limited supply of FREE play safe! be safe! fire safety educational programs for preschool providers in Virginia. The play safe! be safe!

40. NFPA :: Learning :: Public Education :: Programs :: Learn Not To Burn® Based on NFPA s belief that fire safety information should be presented in a Children in preschool through eighth grade can receive critical life safety http://www.nfpa.org/displayContent.asp?categoryID=202

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