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Fact and Work sheets

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Keeping Safe in Modern Homes: A summary of four key household dangers – trips, slips and falls; fire and heat; sharp things; and poisons.

Keeping Safe in World War II Homes: The dangers that existed within houses during World War 2.

Keeping Safe in Victorian Homes: The dangers that existed within Victorian houses.

Keeping Safe in Viking Homes: The dangers that existed within Viking houses.

Trips, Slips and Falls: Potential risks and safety advice regarding trips, slips and falls.

Fire and Heat: Potential risks and safety advice regarding fire prevention, protection from fires, and heat.

Sharp Things: Potential risks and safety advice regarding sharp tools and objects.

Poisons: Potential risks and safety advice regarding poisonous substances and food poisoning.

Glossary: Sheets give a simple explanation of home safety terms.

Safety in Your Home: Pupils conduct a safety survey of their own homes – great for a homework sheet!

Keeping Safe in World War II Homes: The dangers that existed within houses during World War 2.

Keeping Safe in Victorian Homes: Pupils read and write about dangers for Victorian servants.

Keeping Safe in Viking Homes: Comprehension questions based on the corresponding fact sheet. Pupils write about being in an air raid.

Trips, Slips and Falls: Pupils write a poem or short play about someone hurt by a trip, slip or fall.

Fire and Heat: Pupils design a poster to warn about fire and heat dangers.

Sharp Things: Pupils write instructions for using sharp things safely.

Poisons: Pupils find out more about food poisoning and research bacteria.

Danger Signs: Pupils match hazard descriptions with the corresponding danger sign.