Halloween Safety Tips

This is an infographic for parents and students preparing to go back to school highlighting safety ideas including riding the bus, brain breaks, getting enough sleep and staying healthy during the school year. These can be sent home to families with a welcome back letter, shown at back-to-school night, or given to students on the first day of school.

This collection of resources will actively engage students with videos, a quiz, and hands-on experiments while revealing the science and engineering behind electricity. Students will calculate energy consumption, learn about how a fault interrupts a circuit, as well as learn about how water molecules react to a negative charge, and so much more. These resources can be used to supplement a unit on energy/electricity. They can be integrated into curriculum or stand alone as hands-on activities, either in the classroom or during an afterschool program. These resources can be used to supplement a unit on energy/electricity. They can be integrated into curriculum or stand alone as hands-on activities, either in the classroom or during an afterschool program. These resources can be used to supplement a unit on energy/electricity. They can be integrated into curriculum or stand alone as hands-on activities, either in the classroom or during an afterschool program.

Timon and Pumbaa show children the importance of being Safety Smart when they are traveling by vehicle or by foot. Key Safety Concepts: slow down, pay attention, use proper safety equipment, don't distract. Join Timon and Pumbaa as they travel the globe in style - and safety! This hilarious and helpful adventure explores safe practices in travel, whether by bus, car, motor scooter, plane, train, boat - or ostrich! Life is a journey, so make sure yours is a safe one, regardless of where you’re traveling and wherever you’re going - thanks to Timon and Pumbaa. This is the video/presentation page for the Wild About Safety Healthy and Fit lesson. This page includes printable guides for Ambassadors, Parents and Educators

In three short videos, students learn about grilling safety, including a UL controlled grill fire demonstrating why grills should be kept 10 feet from the house or any structure, how to check grills for leaks, and how to safely prepare raw food for grilling. These videos are a resource for families. These videos can be sent home via an email to families before summer break. They can also be shared with local summer camps and community pools.

Children move about using different modes of independent transportation including bicycles, skateboards, and snowboards. This collection of fun videos shows children being reminded in some laugh-out-loud ways to remember their safety equipment. There's even a video about the dangers of 'smartphone' walking. The videos can be used in school classrooms, afterschool programs, or at home.