By: Kayla Skelton

Learners- 2nd grade rural students Environment- In a computer lab with audio

accessible computer Objectives

◦ Given a scenario of the weather students will be able to identify the correct hours to remain in the shade with 80% accuracy.

◦ Students will be able to give choices for proper clothing to wear when riding an ATV with 80% accuracy.

◦ Distinguish the difference in signs and identify severity of damage of chemical with 80% accuracy.

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Today you will be learning how to be safe and have fun on the farm!

Now, let’s have fun!

Imagine helping Mom or Dad on a bright sunny day, you are so excited to go to work on the farm and help out! After you get home you cannot wait to play outside, and drink a big glass of apple juice.

All these things are great, but some dangers can occur if you are not careful. Let us learn these hazards, and ways to stay safe!

Have you ever had a SUNBURN?

Have you rode on an ATV?

Are you ever near TRACTORS, LAWN MOWERS, OR CHEMICALS?

***Click on the bolded words to learn about each activity!

Ways to protect your skin:◦ Worst hours to be in the sunshine is 10:00 in the

morning to 3:00 in the afternoon.◦ Why????

The sun is at its highest point in the sky!

Playing under a shade tree is

the best way to stay safe!

These rays hurt your eyes too! Wear sunglasses to protect your eyes!

Hats protect your faceThey are the best way to shade your face!

FUN FACT:Your ears can get sun burnt too!! Sunhats also protect your ears!

Sun Protection Factor = SPF 40 SPF is a great amount of protection to

use EVERYDAY!

Waterproof Sunscreen is the best to wear while your swimming. Apply every 2 HOURS

CLICK HERE to Begin!

1. What hours are best to sit under a shade tree?

Click here for a hint

A. 8:00 in the morning to 9:00 in the morning

B. 9:00 in the morning to 11:00 in the morning

C. 10:00 in the morning to 3:00 in the afternoon

D. 6:00 at night to 8:00 at night

Ways to protect your skin:◦ Worst hours to be in the sunshine is 10:00 in the

morning to 3:00 in the afternoon.◦ Why????

The sun is at its highest point in the sky!

Playing under a shade tree is

the best way to stay safe!

2. What do you wear to protect your eyes from the sunshine?

A. Gloves

B. Swim Goggles

C. Socks

D. Sunglasses

3. What does SPF mean?

Click herefor hint

A. Scary Pig Faces

B. Silly Pink Fingers

C. Sun Protection Factor

D. Swimming Pool Float

Sun Protection Factor = SPF 40 SPF is a great amount of protection to

use EVERYDAY!

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ACTIVITIES PAGE to learn more safety lessons!

Riding a four-wheeler can be fun, but you need to be sure to protect your whole self!

Let us talk about important parts of your body and how to protect them!

First, let’s warm up with…The Hokey Pokey!!

Click the box to begin.

Lets work from the bottom to the top!

Boots protect your FEET from sticks and other objects.

Pants protect your LEGS from the heat of the ATV and other flying objects.

Long Sleeves protect your ARMS from tree branches.

Gloves with Grips protect your HANDS from debris and allow you to hold on

better.

Helmet and goggles protect your HEAD and EYES if an accident happens your HEAD will be protected.

Be sure you use the CHIN STRAPto secure the helmet!!

CLICK HERE to START!

1. What do you wear to protect your FEET?

A. Boots

B. Sandals

C. Tennis Shoes

D. I do not need shoes to ride an ATV

2. What do you wear to protect your HANDS?

D. Gripped Gloves

B. Baseball mitt

C. Silly bands

A. Finger nail polish

3. What HOLDS a helmet to your head?

A. Chin Strap

B. Glue

C. Goggles

D. Duct Tape

4. What do you wear to protect your EYES from debris?

B. Goggles

A. Long Sleeves

C. ScarfD. Ear Muffs

ATV Quiz is Done!

CLICK HERE To return to the

ACTIVITIES PAGE to learn more safety lessons!

Tractors have ONE seat, which means only ONE person is allowed

to be on the tractor at a time!

Extra riders distract the driver and put the rider and driver in harm.

Extra riders could fall and hurt themselves

R.O.P.SRollOver Protective Structure

--Use a seatbelt ALWAYS!

Protect your Health!

Loud noise hurt your ears

Vibrations hurt muscles and bones

=Tractors can be as loud as a rock band!

Only have ONE seat which means only ONE rider.

Extra riders may fall and get hurt

Objects thrown from a lawn mower can reach 200 Miles Per Hour!!

Four times faster than Mom drives her car on the road!

Stay back

20 feet

Mowers have sharp blades.

Makes sure ALL blades are off when you are getting on or off the machine.

Mowers can cut more than grass… Protect your fingers and toes!

Some of your favorite drinks can look EXACTLY like a chemical. GROSS!

Make sure you know what you are drinking BEFORE you take a sip.

ALWAYS ask an adult for help!

Learn more about the differences!

Apple Juice looks like Pinesol table cleaner

Blue Gatorade looks like Windex

Car oil looks like pancake syrup

Rat poison looks like sprinkles

CLICK HERE to Start!

1. How many people are allowed on a tractor?

A. 1

B. 2

C. As many that can fit

D. All my brothers and sisters

2.What does R.O.P.S stand for?

B. RollOver Protective Structure

A. Ride On Pink Sheep

C. Roll Off Playground Slide

D. Ride On Protective Seats

CLICK HERE for a hint

R.O.P.SRollOver Protective Structure

--Use a seatbelt ALWAYS!

3. How fast are objects thrown from a lawn mower?

D. 200 miles per hour

B. 100 miles per hour

C. 50 miles per hour

A. 3 miles per hour

CLICK HERE for a hint!

Objects thrown from a lawn mower can reach 200 Miles Per Hour!!

Four times faster than Mom drives her car on the road!

Stay back

20 feet

4. Which sign is most severe?

Done with the Tractor, Lawn Mower, and Chemical

Quiz!!!

GREAT JOB!! You finished your safety

lessons!!

Now a short video to teach you more about

Farm Safety 4 Just Kids!Click the video box to begin!

Now you can work on the farm with Mom or Dad, play outside, and have a cool drink

and know how to BE SAFE!

THE END!