Class-3 Social Science, Term-2 Chapter-7 Topic- Safety Rules



Chapter - 7
Topic:  Safety Rules

State whether the following statements are true or false:
     1-  We should not touch electrical appliances with wet hands. True
     2-  We can take medicine even if it is not advised by a doctor. False
     3-  We should obey all the road safety rules. True
     4-  We should crowd near an injured person. False

Fill in the blanks:
( footpath, terrace, sharp instruments, zebra, slip and fall, helmet, school bus)
    1-  We should never play with sharp instruments like knife, blades, etc.
    2-  We must not run on stairs since we may slip and fall.
    3-  We should always walk on the footpath.
    4-  We should cross the road at the zebra crossing, by looking carefully in both   directions.
    5-  While riding a cycle/ two-wheeler, we should wear a helmet.
    6-  We must not lean out of moving school bus.
    7-  We should not play in a balcony or on a terrace that does not have a fence.

Match the column:.
A
B
In case of insect bite
try to stop bleeding with a dry and clean cloth.
In case of burn
playing near the fire can be dangerous
If a person is fainted
wash the wound with cold water and apply some antiseptic cream.
If the injured person is bleeding
rest his head lower than body, this will help him to breathe.
We should not play near kitchen stove as
pour could water on the area that is affected or apply some antiseptic cream
Ans-
A
B
In case of insect bite
wash the wound with cold water and apply some antiseptic cream.
In case of burn
pour could water on the area that is affected or apply some antiseptic cream
If a person is fainted
rest his head lower than body, this will help him to breathe.
If the injured person is bleeding
try to stop bleeding with a dry and clean cloth.
We should not play near kitchen stove as
playing near the fire can be dangerous

Answer these questions:
     Q.1 – What are traffic symbols?
Ans- Traffic symbols are the signs on the road side that give information to all the people who travel on the road.

     Q.2- What is first aid?
Ans- The immediate medical attention given to a person in need before the doctor or medical aid arrives is called first aid.

     Q.3- Name some emergency numbers that you must keep handy?
Ans- We must keep the numbers of police, ambulance, fire brigade and hospital handy.

Classify following as good touch / bad touch”
1-  Parents’ hug   Good touch
2-  Driver hugging you  Bad touch
3-  Grandmother’s cuddle      Good touch
4-  A stranger touching you   Bad touch

Give one word:

    1-  If a person you know touches you or hugs you abd it makes you feel safe and comfortable. This touch is Good touch.
    2-  If a person you know or don’t know touches you or hugs you that makes youu feel unsafe and uncomfortable. This touch is a Bad touch.

Tick mark the activities that you would do in class room and cross mark the ones that you would not do.
    1-  Sharpen pencil with blades. (ᳵ)
    2-  Run or jump on benches. (ᳵ)
    3-  Run on the stairs. (ᳵ)
    4-  Use a sharpener to sharpen a pencil. (✓)
    5-  Smell chemicals in laboratory. (ᳵ)
    6-  Leaning out of moving school bus. (ᳵ)
    7-  Play while conducting experiments. (ᳵ)
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