SAFETY RULES FOR CHILDREN AND PARENTS
1. SAFE WAY HOME
Always take a familiar, proven route.
Avoid sidewalks, open spaces, garages, and dark courtyards.
Cross the road at a pedestrian crossing and only when the green light is on.
For safety, choose a street where there are many people.
2. BE CAREFUL IN THE EVENING

Try to get home before it gets dark.
If you are late, wear reflective clothing and a bag.
Do not undress in the dark.
3. ACTIONS IN A DANGEROUS SITUATION
Do not talk to strangers, do not accept gifts or food from them.
Do not get into a stranger's car, even if they say, “My parents sent me.”
If someone follows you, go into the nearest store or somewhere else and tell your parents.
4. COMMUNICATION WITH PARENTS
Always keep a charged phone with you.
Be sure to let them know when you leave school and when you arrive home.
Save emergency numbers on your phone:
parents,
police,
Adults you trust .
5. SAFETY AT HOME
Do not open the door to strangers, even if they say they are a “neighbor” or “the mailman.”
Do not play with fire, gas, or electrical equipment without adult supervision.
If you are home alone, close the door and do not tell anyone that the adults are not home.

6. ADVICE FOR PARENTS

Walk your child to and from preschool together.

Repeat the safety rules often.

Your child should know their home address, parents' last name, and phone number by heart.

Establish a relationship of trust—your child should feel comfortable telling you about any circumstances.