safety education

Online networking is the wave of the future. However, many social networking sites are not appropriate for elementary school-aged kids. This book explains online social networking and explores kid-friendly networking options.

Simple text and colorful illustrations show how to safely use the Internet and why children should only talk to people they know while online.

Discusses the hazards of cyberspace, what dangers to watch out for, being prepared, and more.

Simple text and color photos show how to stay safe on the street, covering such topics as sidewalks, crossing the street, and strangers.

Simple text and color photographs introduce young readers to bicycle safety.

Simple text and illustrations teach children how to keep safe in the home when using electricity, handling hot things, or taking medicine.

This book will introduce you to the world of food safety--what can go wrong and what you can do about it.

As Lu waits in the rain after school, many people offer to take her home but she will only go with someone on the list of those allowed to pick her up. Includes resources for adults and a form for the reader to make his or her own list, with a parent or guardian's help.

"How do I stay safe at school? Fire drills, tornado drills, lockdowns ... School bus safety, playground rules, lunchroom do's and don'ts ... [This book] . . . defines the many ways school communities keep their members safe"--Provided by publisher.

A basic introduction to flying cars, focusing on the history of flying cars, the different kinds of flying cars, the important parts of a flying car, and the safety rules designers must follow.