Safety on Wheels and Emergencies

Year 2 Health Education Learning to stay safe on wheels Recognising and responding to emergencies

WALT (We Are Learning To)

Show and talk about how to stay safe when riding bikes, scooters or skateboards Explain how responsible actions like wearing a helmet help keep us safe Recognise emergencies and know how to get help Use calming strategies when feeling upset or worried

Wheels Around Us - Movement Activity

Look at the different types of wheels 5 star jumps for 'YES, I've used this' 5 squats for 'NO, I haven't used this' Share your safe riding experiences

Safety Gear Protects Our Bodies

Helmets protect our heads from injury Knee pads protect our knees Elbow pads protect our elbows Bright clothing helps others see us All safety gear keeps us safe while having fun!

Safe vs Unsafe Riding Choices

{"left":"Wearing a helmet\nRiding on footpaths\nRiding with an adult\nUsing crossings properly\nChecking brakes work","right":"No helmet\nRiding on busy roads\nRiding alone at night\nIgnoring traffic signals\nBroken equipment"}

When Should You Wear a Helmet?

Think about different riding situations Run on the spot for 'YES, wear a helmet' Balance on one leg for 'NO, don't need a helmet' Be ready to explain your answer!

What is an Emergency?

An emergency is when someone needs help RIGHT NOW It's sudden and unexpected Someone might be badly hurt or very sick There might be danger like fire or someone lost We need to get help quickly and stay calm

Emergency or Not? Quick Check

Listen to each situation carefully Thumbs UP for emergency Thumbs DOWN for not an emergency Closed fist if you're not sure Be ready to explain your thinking!

Calling Triple Zero (000)

Remember: Stay Safe, Stay Smart

'Always wear your helmet, ride in safe places, and tell a trusted adult if you need help. You are learning to make smart choices that keep you and others safe!'