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1. It is necessary to observe the camp daily routine, general sanitary and hygienic standards (wash, comb your hair, take a shower, dress for the weather, etc.). 2. Each child is obliged to comply with all the rules established in the camp, including fire safety rules, rules for swimming, excursions, bus trips, hikes, etc. 3. The child must be with the squad. If you need to leave, you must have the permission of your counselor. 4. Leaving the camp territory is allowed only with the permission of the shift supervisor (or director) and only when accompanied by a counselor or parent. 5. Every child and camp employee must take care of the green spaces on the camp territory and maintain cleanliness. 6. You cannot eat unfamiliar berries or fruits. 7.If your health worsens, you must inform the counselors. 8. It is necessary to follow the rules of behavior in public places - with words, actions and behavior, do not disturb others, do not offend their aesthetic sense. 9.Smoking and drinking alcoholic beverages, including beer, are prohibited in the camp. 10. It is necessary to treat personal property and camp property with care.

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1. It is prohibited to make fires, light torches, or use fireworks and firecrackers on the territory of an educational institution. 2. Smoking is prohibited in the building of an educational institution and on its territory. 3. It is prohibited to bring matches, flammable liquids (gasoline and solvents), flammable substances and materials into the educational institution. 4. It is prohibited to use lighting and heating devices with an open flame or a spiral (for electric stoves) in the offices. 5. Do not use faulty electrical appliances. When using an electric iron, you must place it on a reliable stand. 6. Do not leave switched on electrical appliances unattended. 7. In case of fire and flames: – use available fire extinguishing agents; – call the fire department by phone 01; – leave the room if the fire cannot be extinguished.

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1. Do not turn on electrical appliances without the permission of teachers or educators. 2. Do not check the temperature of the electric iron by touching its sole with your fingers. 3. Do not connect the radio speaker to the electrical network. 4. Do not open electrical cabinets or turn on electrical switches. 5. Do not unscrew light bulbs while the table lamp or switch is on. 6. Do not touch any exposed wires with your hands; they may be live. 7. Do not open sockets and switches for repairs, even if you are already in 11th grade. 8. Do not throw various objects and ropes onto the wires. 9. If you find an electrical wire falling to the ground from a pole, do not come closer than 5 m to it.

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1. Cross the road only in designated places. At controlled intersections, turn to green traffic lights. In areas not regulated by traffic lights and marked with markings, exercise maximum caution and attentiveness. 2. Do not run out onto the roadway because of stopped vehicles. The unexpected appearance of a person in front of a fast moving car does not allow the driver to avoid hitting a pedestrian or can lead to another accident with serious consequences. 3. When exiting a vehicle, if you need to cross to the other side, you need to let the bus pass in order to control the road. Walk around the bus from behind, tram in front. 4. When crossing the road, first look to the left, and after crossing half the width of the road, look to the right. 5. If you did not have time to complete the crossing and the traffic light turns red, stop at the traffic island. 6. Do not cross the road in front of nearby vehicles - remember that it is impossible to stop the car instantly and you risk getting run over. 7. Don't play with the ball close to the road. The ball may roll onto the road, and in your excitement you will not notice the danger, running out to get the ball.

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1. If you don’t know how to swim, don’t swim in a deep place, don’t rely on an inflatable mattress or other floating devices - they can slip out from under you and you will drown. 2. Don’t swim far, you might get tired and not swim to the shore. 3. Inflatable equipment (tube, mattress) can “leave” you, and if you don’t know how to swim, you can drown. 4. Do not dive in an unknown place or in shallow waters, as you may hit your head on the bottom or some object. 5. Do not play in deep water with your head submerged in the water, you may choke. 6. Do not sail in a boat without life-saving equipment (life jacket or ring). 7. Don’t play around in a boat on the water, you might capsize. 8. Do not swim near landing stages, barges, or ships - they may get pulled under the bottom. 9. Without knowing the ford, do not cross the river. You can fall into a hole.

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1. In the absence of a teacher, do not climb on sports equipment and equipment. 2. Before performing the exercises, warm up and warm up the muscles. 3. Before jumping, check the jumping pit for stones, glass and other dangerous objects. 4. Do not push each other, do not trip each other. 5. Shoes must have non-slip soles (sneakers, sneakers). 6. If you feel unwell while running, take a step and then sit down. 7. When playing football and hockey, use protective clothing (protective guards, shoulder pads, elbow pads and other protective equipment). 8. When running on rough terrain, be careful not to trip or fall into a hole. 9. If you are very tired and have difficulty breathing, stop running and go for race walking or regular walking. If you experience dizziness or nausea, report it.

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1. When holding public events, you should be with the squad. You can only leave if accompanied by a counselor. 2. Events should be attended in appropriate clothing and footwear. If this is not suggested by the script, you cannot appear at events in a swimsuit or flip-flops. 3. When holding public events in open areas in sunny weather, a headdress is required. 4. You should follow the rules of etiquette in public places (do not make noise, do not push, do not whistle, do not stomp your feet).

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1. Children are allowed on walking excursions in appropriate clothing: closed comfortable shoes, a hat, if necessary, long trousers and long-sleeved shirts (sweatshirts). 2. The leader during the excursion (trip) is the guide. It is necessary to strictly follow the instructions of the guide, as well as the accompanying counselors. 3. During a walk, excursion, or hike, you should be with the group and not wander off. It is not allowed to deviate from the route (trail, path), approach electrical wires, unfenced edges of ravines, gorges, cliffs. 4. It is necessary to promptly inform the counselor about deteriorating health conditions or injuries. 5. You should respect local traditions and customs, take care of nature, historical and cultural monuments. 6.Photography is allowed in specially designated areas during a general stop by the group with the permission of the guide. 7. At the end of the excursion (walk, hike), gather at the indicated place and, after announcing the end of the excursion, follow the instructions of your counselor. 8.Purchases in the store can only be made with the permission of the counselor. 9. When crossing the roadway, follow the traffic rules, strictly following the instructions of the counselor.

Rules of conduct in the camp Observe the daily routine. Arrive on time and leave with the permission of the teacher. Be sure to have a hat. Obey the demands of teachers. Observe safety precautions. Take care of property. Be polite and friendly towards each other. Observe hygiene rules.

Cross the roadway only at pedestrian crossings. If traffic is regulated, then cross the roadway only when the traffic light or traffic controller signals. If there is no traffic light, cross the roadway where it is clearly visible in both directions.

On an empty or uncrowded bus, sit close to the driver. Do not fall asleep or get distracted while driving, hold on to the handrails. Get in and out of the vehicle only after it has come to a complete stop. Do not stand near doors, do not lean out of the windows of moving vehicles. Get off public transport first or wait until the crowd has died down. After leaving the salon, wait until the bus leaves and then cross the street. Walk around behind a stationary bus or trolleybus.

Do not go into basements and attics of houses, it is very dangerous there. On a deserted street, when passing a stranger or a group of strangers, keep your distance (at least 2 meters). If strangers persistently bother you, run from them, bite, resist, scream. Do not agree to show the way to any place to strangers, even for a reward. Do not tell strangers about yourself, your plans, or your family.

Angry dog ​​Angry dog ​​Don't look the dog closely in the eyes. You can't run away from a dog. Hide your fear and anxiety. Do not approach a dog that is on a leash. Stay away from the puppies and the water bowl. Don't touch the dog when it's sleeping. Don't pet your dog when he eats. Do not make sudden movements towards the dog's owner (do not hug him, do not pat him on the shoulder).

What to do if a dog bites you? It is necessary to wash the wound with plenty of water, treat it with hydrogen peroxide, lubricate the wound with iodine and apply a clean bandage. Without delay, you need to go to the emergency room, where they will provide qualified assistance and tell you what to do next.

Rules of behavior on the water. DON'T: Leave children unattended near water. Allow swimming in unfamiliar places, especially jumping off cliffs. Allowed to swim far. Enter the water without inflatable rings and further than waist-deep if the child does not know how to swim.

Helping a drowning person To help a drowning person DO: Quickly find a boat or floating objects (surfboard, inner tube, inflatable ring, plastic bottles, etc.). Take a rope into the boat. Ask people to call an ambulance. Swim to a drowning person without watercraft, two or three of them. Shout to the drowning man not to grab you, and, swimming up from behind, wrap your hand around his neck and swim with him to the shore.

Helping a drowning man If he pulls you to the bottom, stun him with a blow or dive deeper, and then he will let you go. In this case, it is better to transport the drowning person by grabbing him by the hair. When a person drowned before you swam to him, you should remember this place using the coordinates on the shore and, diving, find him. Having pulled the victim out of the water, you need to quickly clean his mouth, place his stomach on his knee, release water from his lungs and begin resuscitation measures.

Rules of conduct on trips, excursions Rules of conduct when boarding a group on transport (land, water, air): Persons who are intoxicated are not allowed to accompany children's groups; Children are boarded at the command of an accompanying person; Check the number of children in transport with the payroll; Familiarize children with safety rules while driving.

Rules of conduct during trips, excursions Rules of conduct during traffic: During bus, walking and sea excursions, familiarize children with the rules of conduct; Do not leave groups of children unattended while on vacation; Do not allow children to stand or walk around the vehicle while the vehicle is moving. Do not allow children to lean out of the window or put their hands out the window; Instruct children that when a vehicle suddenly brakes, they must hold on to the handrails.

Rules of conduct during trips and excursions Rules of conduct during excursions: Take special control of children leaving the bus. After getting off the bus, move across the road in an orderly manner using red flags; During the excursion, do not allow children to deviate from the route and lag behind the group; Observe increased safety measures when passing near ravines, gorges, cliffs, as well as near power lines.

Terrorism today is one of the main threats to human civilization. The word "terror" is translated from Latin as "horror". Terrorists are extremely cruel people who want to intimidate us by any means. All of them are criminals, although very often they “hide” behind beautiful words. But these words cannot be trusted.

If you find yourself hostage, know that you are not alone. Remember the following rules: Prepare yourself for a long wait. It takes time for specialists to free you. They don’t waste a minute, but they must plan for everything. Try to mentally distract yourself from what is happening: remember the content of books, feature films, cartoons, solve problems in your mind. If you believe in God, pray. Try not to irritate the terrorists: don’t shout, don’t cry, don’t be indignant. Don't demand immediate release - it's impossible.

Do not enter into disputes with terrorists, fulfill all their demands. Remember: this is a necessary measure, you are saving yourself and those around you. Remember that you may have to spend a long time without water and food - save your energy. If the room is stuffy, try to move less to use oxygen more economically. If there is enough air, but movement around the building is prohibited, do simple physical exercises - strain and relax the muscles of your arms, legs, and back. Remember: if a hostage spends a lot of time with terrorists, it may seem to him that they are together and the whole world is against them. This is a very dangerous mistake! Know: in any situation, a terrorist is a criminal, and a hostage is his victim! They cannot have common goals!

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Presentation for assistant counselors "Safety rules when working in a children's health camp"

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Responsibilities of the counselor Be responsible for the health and safety of children; ALWAYS be within reach of children; Know where ALL his children are at ANY moment in time; Find a common language with your partner and not conflict with him in front of the children; Monitor hygiene, food intake, maintain a daily routine; Know all children by name, treat each child with attention; Know the parents and families of the children, the special circumstances of the family and the child; Unite children, monitor interpersonal relationships in the squad; Monitor intimate relationships between children; Resolve all children's conflicts by encouraging verbal solutions; Prevent bullying and suppress any manifestations of aggression in children; Organize children’s leisure time, involve them in interesting activities; Know the individual characteristics of children; Create a situation of success for each child in your squad; Monitor your health, physical and psychological; Do not make impossible promises, keep your word; Be positive and always have a plan B; Know the location of fire extinguishers; Know the location of the first aid kit; Report suspicious foreign objects to the camp supervisor.

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General rules of behavior for children in the camp. 1. It is necessary to observe the camp daily routine, general sanitary and hygienic standards (wash, comb your hair, wash your feet before going to bed, dress for the weather, etc.). 2.Each child is required to comply with all rules established in the camp, including fire safety rules, rules for excursions, bus trips, hikes, etc. 3. The child must be with the squad. If you need to leave, you must have the permission of your counselor. 4. Leaving the camp territory is allowed only with the permission of the camp director and only when accompanied by a counselor. 5. Every child and camp employee must take care of the green spaces on the camp territory and maintain cleanliness. 6. You cannot eat unfamiliar berries or fruits. 7.If your health worsens, you must inform the counselors. 8. It is necessary to follow the rules of behavior in public places - with words, actions and behavior, do not disturb others, do not offend their aesthetic sense. 9.Smoking and drinking alcoholic beverages, including beer, are prohibited in the camp. 10. It is necessary to treat personal property and camp property with care. When starting any business, count the children.

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Safety precautions in the building. Don't run around the building. Do not lift heavy objects. Be careful with doors. There is a danger of getting a bump while walking along the corridor. Do not push each other, do not trip each other. You must go down the stairs carefully, looking at your feet. It is prohibited to run up the stairs and slide down the railings, overtake, play on the stairs, push, or hang on the railings.

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Fire safety rules It is necessary to know the evacuation plan. If you notice signs of fire, immediately leave the building and notify any teacher. It is prohibited to light a fire indoors or on the camp grounds. It is not allowed to use electrical appliances without permission from the camp director. Smoking is prohibited in the camp. Flammable items should be stored. It is not allowed to touch sagging or protruding wires. The presence of such wires should be reported to the head of the camp or teachers.

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Safety precautions on the street and sports events. In summer, when the sun is shining, hats are a must. There should always be water nearby. Shoes include sneakers, sportswear, socks. When renting bicycles or roller skates, children must wear a helmet, knee pads and elbow pads. It is advisable to play with balls on a special court. In towns: children do not stand on horizontal ladders. Be careful not to get sand into your eyes or respiratory tract. On trampolines: only jump, do not climb the walls, do not perform acrobatic somersaults.

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Rules of conduct during mass events When holding mass events, you should be with the squad. You can only leave if accompanied by an assistant counselor. Events should be attended in appropriate clothing and footwear. If this is not suggested by the script, you cannot appear at events in a swimsuit, bare-chested. When holding public events in open areas in sunny weather, a headdress is mandatory. You should follow the rules of etiquette in public places (do not make noise, do not push, do not whistle, do not stomp your feet).

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Rules of conduct on bus excursions. 1. Boarding the bus is carried out at the command of the guide (counselor). 2. While the bus is moving, you are not allowed to stand or walk around the cabin. You cannot lean out of the window, put your hands out the window, or show various gestures. 3.When braking sharply, you must hold on to the handrails. 4. If signs of motion sickness or nausea appear, you must immediately inform the guide (counselor). 5.You can only get up after the bus has come to a complete stop at the command of the tour guide (counselor). 6.Exit from the bus is through the front door. After getting off the bus, do not wander off, gather in the indicated place and follow the instructions of the tour guide (counselor). 7. You cannot go out onto the roadway and cross the street on your own. 8. Toilet - in agreement with the counselor and accompanied by an assistant counselor. 9. Purchase of belyash, shawarma, etc. Such products are STRICTLY prohibited. 10. Movement outside the camp territory is carried out ONLY in formation. 11. Always count children.

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Rules of behavior during walks (excursions, hikes). 1. Children are allowed on walking excursions in appropriate clothing: closed comfortable shoes, a hat, if necessary, long trousers and long-sleeved shirts (sweatshirts). 2. The leader during the excursion (trip) is the guide. It is necessary to strictly follow the instructions of the guide, as well as the accompanying counselors. 3. During a walk, excursion, or hike, you should be with the group and not wander off. It is not allowed to deviate from the route (trail, path), approach electrical wires, unfenced edges of ravines, gorges, cliffs. 4. It is necessary to promptly inform the counselor about deteriorating health conditions or injuries. 5. You should respect local traditions and customs, take care of nature, historical and cultural monuments. 6. At the end of the excursion (walk, hike), gather at the indicated place and, after announcing the end of the excursion, follow the instructions of your counselor. 7.Purchases in the store can only be made with the permission of the counselor. 8. When crossing the roadway, follow the traffic rules, strictly following the instructions of the counselor. They cross in an organized group; at the beginning and at the end of the column, children must walk with red flags; one of the counselors stands on the road, the other leads the children.

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Procedure for searching for a missing child If a child is missing: Do not panic and immediately find out from other children if anyone has seen the missing child. Send two personnel to look for him in obvious places such as a toilet, sleeping quarters, etc. Notify the camp commander, who will send additional personnel to assist with the search. Don't cause anxiety in other children. Keep them occupied with games and other staff can help keep the children entertained.

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Rules for working at a computer During operation: you must handle wires carefully; It is forbidden to work with a faulty computer; Do not clean your computer while it is under voltage; It is unacceptable to independently repair equipment in the absence of special skills; Do not place liquids near the computer or work with wet hands; Do not touch other metal structures (for example, batteries) while working with a PC; Eating food in close proximity to a PC, etc. is not allowed. In emergency situations: in case of any problems, you must immediately disconnect the PC from the network; If a bare wire is detected, immediately notify all workers and prevent contact with the wire.

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Actions in case of fire If the fire is small, cover the fire with thick fabric - a blanket, a rug, then pour water on it. Do not remove burning items from the fireplace until the fire has been completely extinguished. Try not to breathe smoke. If you have a fire extinguisher, try to extinguish the fire, starting from the edges to the center (localizing the fire). Fire in a building If you smell or see smoke, quickly notify everyone; Don't lose your composure, calm the children down; Before sending children out of the room, divide them into pairs and count them; try not to breathe through your mouth, cover your mouth and nose with any fabric (clothing) and ask your children to do the same; Explain to the children which way to exit; Take the children out two at a time, bending down, as oxygen is retained below. Leave the room, upon exiting the room to the street, count the children and make sure that all the children have left; if someone is missing, report the possible whereabouts of the child(ren); provide assistance if someone needs it, call an ambulance if necessary.

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Thunderstorm During a thunderstorm, it is dangerous for a person to be struck by lightning. The danger of lightning is not that the electric charge affects not only what it hits, but also everyone who is nearby. During a thunderstorm, you should immediately stop moving and seek shelter. You should not run during a thunderstorm. Hiding under the crown of a lone spreading tree is dangerous. A safe refuge is in the thick of the forest. Swimming in a thunderstorm is dangerous. Avoid drafts, because... there is a high probability of being hit by ball lightning.

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Sun and heatstroke. Sunstroke is the result of prolonged exposure to the sun with your head uncovered. Most often it happens in calm weather, with high air humidity. Heatstroke is the result of overheating of the body under the influence of an excessive increase in environmental temperature and a violation of the body's thermoregulation (bath, greenhouse effect). Most often it occurs in people weakened by chronic diseases. Remember: - light, light clothing reflects the sun's rays, - dark clothing absorbs the sun's rays and does not allow air to pass through. Signs of overheating of the body: The person turns pale; dizziness appears; drowsiness and apathy are noticeable; the victim may stagger, speech is incoherent; shortness of breath; rapid pulse; loss of consciousness is possible. First aid: Move the victim to the shade Give a semi-sitting position Free the neck from constricting clothing Give a sniff of cotton wool soaked in ammonia (if in a faint state) Drink heavily with salted water (if conscious) Put cold on the head Give valerian drops (15-20 drops) . half a glass of water) To improve cardiac activity, the patient can be given strong tea.

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Fainting Fainting is a sudden loss of consciousness as a result of a decrease in blood pressure to a level that does not provide sufficient blood supply to the brain. First aid: Free the neck and chest from constricting clothing (to make breathing easier) Sprinkle the face with cold water Give a sniff of cotton wool soaked in ammonia If the face is red and there is difficulty breathing, give the unconscious person a semi-sitting position If there is severe pallor, put the patient on his back, raise his legs 40 -50 cm. Increase the flow of air (open doors, windows, fan your face.) When vomiting, you need to turn your head to the side to prevent suffocation. When the victim comes to his senses, support his strength with strong tea or coffee.

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If you have a nosebleed, do not throw your head back! Lean forward, while keeping your body in a straight position (the “reading person” pose), unfasten the collar and belt. Blow your nose. Clear the nasal cavity of mucus and clots of coagulated blood; it is better to do this under running water. If there is hydrogen peroxide, apply to the nostril. Press the wing of the nose against the septum for 10 minutes. Place a cold compress on the nose. You can put a cotton or gauze swab in the nose. If bleeding continues after 5-7 minutes, close your nostrils again and call a doctor.

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If a person is under current, try to assess the situation, determine the location of the current source and the possibility of turning it off. Turn off the electricity. If possible, pull the person away by the clothes, wrapping your hand in any dry cloth (always with one hand). If the person is not unconscious, but cannot tear himself away from the wire, shout at him to jump in place. Pull him sharply by his clothes, throwing him back away from the wire. If a high-voltage wire breaks and it touches a person, take small steps and jump on one or both legs together to avoid being hit by step voltage. First aid Free the victim from the effects of electric current, using available means (board, stick, dry clothes, non-conducting objects), turn off the voltage with a switch. If the victim is conscious, without visible severe burns or injuries, lay him on his back and unfasten the clothing that is restricting breathing. Don't let it move. Do not give drink - it will cause vomiting and breathing problems. If there is no consciousness, but breathing is preserved, place the victim on his side on a hard horizontal surface, provide a flow of fresh air. Spray with water, rub and warm the body. If breathing and heartbeat are disturbed, immediately begin artificial respiration and chest compressions, do not stop until spontaneous breathing and constriction of the pupils are complete or until a doctor arrives.

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If a foreign body enters the respiratory tract, the best remedy is a cough. While the victim can, let him cough. First of all, free your mouth from any leftover food with your finger wrapped in gauze or a handkerchief, turning your head to the side. Hit the victim in the interscapular area with your palm (not your fist!) to clear the airway.

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This presentation talks about the rules of behavior in a children's camp, which will help primary school students adapt to a new environment for them, and learn how to behave correctly in the camp so as not to create problems for employees and their parents.

The purpose of the presentation is to describe life in a children's camp and prepare children for it.

To attract maximum children's attention, the author used bright illustrations when designing the presentation; all information is divided into semantic blocks. The first block talks about the general rules of conduct in the camp, from boarding the bus to the last day of the shift. Next, the safety rules in the camp, as well as the rules of road transport and fire safety, are discussed in detail, how children should behave in the pool and at sea, how to avoid extreme situations during sports competitions and public events, during excursions and hikes .

It is recommended to show this material to children immediately before the summer holidays during an extracurricular activity, or on the first day of camp. The presentation will be especially useful for those who are going to camp for the first time.

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Quiz with answers for primary school children “My Safe Summer”

Children's safety issues during summer holidays

Polyakova Elena Grigorievna – teacher of additional education MBOUDOD “Center for Extracurricular Activities” in Bryansk
Target: consolidation and expansion of knowledge on safety in the summer.
Tasks:
- repeat and consolidate existing knowledge;
- develop knowledge on the basics of safety when biting harmful insects;
- expand students’ horizons on summer safety issues.
Description of material: I propose developing a quiz for students in grades 1-4 on child safety issues during the summer. The quiz will be useful to directors of summer health camps, additional education teachers, teacher organizers, educators, and parents.
Form: quiz.
Equipment: laptop, TV, flash drive with presentation, handouts (cards with tasks), prizes.
Preliminary preparation:
- conversations on safety in the summer;
- preparation of team emblems with flowers;
- a selection of poems about summer.

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Organizational moment: The teacher announces the beginning of the event, the topic, and introduces the jury. Divides students into 4 subgroups (usually there are 20 people in a summer camp squad), for which the guys take cards with images of summer flowers turned upside down from the table, making a random choice, they are organized into teams: “Cornflowers”, “Daisies”, “Bells”, “ Dandelions." The teacher explains the rules of the quiz: each team will be given task cards during the game, the correct answer is scored 1 point, and the speed of the answer is taken into account. If a team does not answer the card, the other team can answer and receive a point.

Teacher: Guys, you all love summer. This is the most wonderful time for relaxation that nature gives us after a busy school year.
- What will you give me, summer?
- Lots of sunshine!
There's a rainbow in the sky!
And daisies in the meadow!
- What else will you give me?
- The key ringing in silence,
Pines, maples and oaks,
Strawberries and mushrooms!
I'll give you a cookie,
So that, going out to the edge,
You shouted to her louder:
"Tell me your fortune quickly!"
And she answers you
I guessed for many years! (Vladimir Orlov)
Now we are at a health summer camp. You are under the supervision of experienced teachers. However, sometimes children get carried away by playing, having fun, or are simply inattentive and make mistakes that can lead to trouble. To avoid such situations, today we will compete in knowing the features of safe behavior in the summer. We will not repeat the general rules: traffic, behavior at home, on the street, with strangers - they are equally significant at any time of the year and must be strictly followed. Let us turn only to the specifics of summer holidays. In summer we spend most of our time outside under the scorching sun. Direct sunlight is very dangerous for children; you can quickly get a burn or heatstroke.
There is Heat in the middle of the courtyard,
It sits and roasts in the morning.
You climb into the depths of the yard -
And in the depths there is Heat.
It's time for the heat to go away,
But everyone is in spite of the Heat.
Today, tomorrow and yesterday
It's hot, hot, hot everywhere...
Well, isn't she lazy?
Standing in the sun all day? (Emma Bitsoeva)

Our first competition task: “The sun is red, beautiful!”
(Teams choose cards with questions, choose the correct answer, justify it)

(Answer: from 10.00 to 15.00)

(Answer: 30 minutes)

(Answer: Apply protective cream to the skin)

(Answer: made from lightweight cotton fabrics)

Teacher: And in addition to your correct answers, I would like to remind you that you must have plain drinking water in stock and alternate between being in the sun and in the shade. Going out in the sun without a hat Absolutely forbidden to avoid not only sunstroke or heatstroke, but also to protect against harmful insects, because with the onset of heat they appear in large numbers.

I'm lying in the meadow.
Not a gig in the sky.
Clouds float into the distance
Like a silent river.
And in the grass, on the ground,
On a flower, on a stem -
Singing and whistling everywhere,
And every leaf lives:
There's a fly and a beetle here,
And a green spider.
A bee has arrived
And she crawled into the flower.
There's a grasshopper's mustache
Cleans for beauty
And the ant groans
At work.
The furry bumblebee is buzzing
And he looks angrily
Where is the tallest flower?
Where is the honey tastier?
And the mosquito is a cannibal,
Like a friend or a neighbor,
As if you were visiting,
It flew into my sleeve.
It will sting and sing... (Sergey Gorodetsky)

Our second competition task: “Insects - “cuties”
(Teams answer questions using the “who is faster” method; additions are also scored)
Questions:
1. Name 4 harmless summer insects (butterflies, ants, ladybugs, grasshoppers)
2. Name 4 insects that pose a threat to humans (ticks, mosquitoes, midges, horse flies)
3. What danger does a tick pose to humans?
(carrier of infectious diseases, the most dangerous of which is encephalitis)
4. How to protect yourself from ticks? (if you go to the forest, be sure to wear a hat, pants and a long-sleeved jacket, and closed shoes on your feet)
5. How dangerous are mosquitoes and midges for humans? ( Mosquito saliva causes itching, swelling, redness at the site of the bite, and in some cases a severe allergic reaction; infections can enter the human body with it)
6. How to protect yourself from mosquitoes and midges? (you can use a fumigator indoors, install a special mosquito net on the windows,carry special repellent wipes in your purse, the smell of which will repel insects for several hours)
7. Who are horseflies, why are they dangerous? (horsefly is a special fly that lives near water bodies and carries very dangerous diseases, for example, anthrax and cattle diseases)
8. How to protect yourself from horse flies? (wipe your body after bathing, wear light-colored clothes, use repellent, if bitten, treat the wound with an antiseptic)

Teacher:
If you are nevertheless bitten by a tick, do not do anything on your own, immediately seek help from an adult or a medical center, because The tick must be removed correctly.
For reference: fumigator - This is a special device for repelling mosquitoes and midges. Plants help in gardens and dachas. These include: tomato tops, fresh walnut leaves, basil flowers, bird cherry, elderberry branches, wheatgrass, anise, cloves, valerian, eucalyptus, lavender, thyme, geranium, mint, cedar oil, birch bark tar. All this repels insects. Also repels smoke from fires.
Repellents - These are chemicals that repel insects. Also watch out for bees, wasps and bumblebees. These are harmless and even beneficial insects - bees, bumblebees, wasps, but their bites are very painful and can cause an allergic reaction; you must be very careful and circumspect in places where they swarm. As a rule, these insects do not just attack people. They may be attracted by something sweet in your hands or by the fact that you carelessly touched them in some way.
So, we've updated and expanded our summer insect safety knowledge.
Now let's talk about our favorite summer activity - swimming in ponds.
Clear morning. It blows quietly
Warm breeze;
The meadow turns green like velvet,
In the glow of the east.
Bordered by bushes
Young willows,
With colorful lights
The lake is sparkling.
The silence and the sun are happy,
Across the plain of waters
A tame flock of swans
Slowly swims.
Here one waved lazily
Wings - and suddenly
Moisture splashed playfully
Pearls all around... (Ivan Nikitin)

Our third competition task: “We walked, sunbathed, played near the lake...”
(Each team, in turn, is asked to say one of the well-known rules of behavior in summer on reservoirs, the answer and additions are scored 1 point, when the children have finished, the teacher summarizes, supplements and shows the rules on slides)

Teacher: Let's summarize the knowledge we have. Safety rules for water bodies in summer are as follows:
1. Go out to bodies of water only if accompanied by adults!
2. Play it safe before going to the beach - get a nice inflatable ring or vest.
3. For swimming, choose designated places. Give preference to crowded beaches. Unfamiliar places can be fraught with surprises in the form of deep holes, craters and various debris.
4. There should be no water intake stations, dams, piers, piers or other hydraulic structures near the beach area.
5. Diving in unfamiliar places is strictly prohibited.
6. Pay attention to the color, smell and clarity of the water.
7. Avoid hypothermia. To do this, increase the time spent in water gradually, starting from 5 minutes. Very young children should be in the water for no more than 15 minutes, teenagers - no more than half an hour.
8. While swimming, you should not grab each other’s legs or arms. As a result of such games, you can swallow water.
9. Inflatable mattresses are prohibited for swimming on the river. The fast current of the river can quickly carry away a small swimmer. In addition, sharp stones and the ends of protruding branches can tear the mattress.
10. It is strictly forbidden to swim at sea in stormy weather.
11. You cannot play in places where you can fall into the water.
12. You cannot swim near steep banks or in wetlands.
13. If something bad happens to someone, you must immediately call the rescuers for help!

Teacher: Now let’s ask the jury to sum up the results of our quiz, and while the jury is working, we’ll solve summer safety riddles.
Riddles in verse(author Olesya Emelyanova):
Ignat likes it very much
Kind of striped sweets,
But she buzzes: “Don’t touch me!
The sting burns like fire!”
(wasp)

He lives in a huge heap,
You better not touch him
Although small in appearance,
He takes painful revenge for insults.
(ant)

If it's sunny and hot
Don't forget to wear a Panama hat,
Otherwise the sun - Bang! –
And it will shine right on your forehead.
(sunstroke)

Millions of them in the forest
They suck blood from passers-by,
If you want to be healthy,
Take the ointment from...
(mosquitoes)

Don't walk through the forest in summer
Shoeless and undressed,
More things on you
Fewer bloodsuckers -...
(ticks)

To play on the beach all day,
Children's skin is smeared with cream.
Who could not anoint himself,
It will work...
(burn)

If you want to swim,
Swim and splash in the river,
Don't suddenly choke
Inflatable will help...
(circle)

And now a few riddles about safety rules that you know, but we didn’t mention them in the quiz:

The scaly tail crawls
Deadly poison is lucky
And hisses at us sternly:
“I’ll bite you!” Do not touch!"
(snake)

Red polka dot hats
Mushrooms are not good.
They say: “Go away!
Don’t put us in the basket!”
(fly agaric)

A hole, and at the bottom there is water,
Don't look there.
If you come close,
Bang! and you will fall into the water.
(well)

A lot has grown in the garden
Sweet vegetables and berries,
Vanya ate them without washing them,
And the tummy...
(fell ill)

There is water in the refrigerator
In summer it is no warmer than ice.
Petya drank that water
And terrible...
(got a cold)

She sparkles in the sky
Thunder warns us:
“Hide in a thunderstorm, friends,
You can’t go under the trees!”
(lightning)

Immediately through a wound in the skin
An infection enters the body.
So as not to interfere, at Alenka’s
All the scratches in...
(green)

The animals ask, the birds ask:
“Don’t bring matches to visit us!
Although there is a lot of firewood in the forest,
It's not a place for..."
(bonfires)

Making my way through the bushes
Leave me alone a little
And to the one who is ahead,
Don't go too close
Otherwise it's accurate
It will hit the eye...
(branch)

Teacher:
We give the floor to the jury.
(The results are summed up based on the total points scored by the teams, the winning team is announced, and prizes are awarded to the participants)
Thank you everyone for participating in our quiz. Let's end our meeting with a poem by Valentin Berestov.

Student: FUN SUMMER
Summer, summer has come to us!
It became dry and warm.
Along the path
Straight ahead
Legs are walking
Barefoot.
The bees are circling
Birds are flying,
And Marinka
Having fun.

I saw a rooster:
- What a miracle! Ha ha ha!
Amazing rooster:
Feathers on top, fluff below!

I saw a piglet
The girl smiles:
-Who runs from a chicken?
The whole street is screaming,
Instead of a tail there is a hook,
Instead of a nose there is a snout,
Piglet
Leaky,
Is the hook swivel?

And Barbos,
Ginger dog,
Made her laugh to tears.
He's not running after the cat,
And behind your own tail.
The sly tail curls,
Can't be punched in the teeth.
The dog waddles sadly,
Because he's tired.
The tail wags merrily:
"I didn't get it! I didn't get it!"

Summer, summer has come to us!
It became dry and warm.
Along the path
Straight ahead
Legs are walking
Barefoot.