Did you know?
Young people ages 12 to 19 had the highest likelihood of injury. More than one-quarter (27%) of this age group suffered an injury, almost twice the proportion of adults (14%) and three times the proportion of seniors (9%). – Stats Canada
Youth (ages 15-24) are three times more likely to be injured on the job than any other worker. -WCB Saskatchewan
Overall, falls were the leading cause of injury. About 63% of seniors and one-half of adolescents were injured in falls, as were 35% of working-age adults. -Stats Canada
Prevention is the key to reducing youth injuries, whether the injury occurs at home, school or in the workplace. To help, we created an educational safety presentation specifically for grade 6 students to teach them how to be safe in their own environment.
The presentation is intended to be used as a lesson in the career education curriculum targeting Outcomes:
CC6.1 – Connections to Community
LW6.1 – Life and Work Plan
This presentation is an hour in length and includes a fun Kahoot quiz. The teachers are provided with a variety of activities to use after the SHSA safety presentation.
Your students will learn:
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Safety at Home – Slips, Trips & Falls, Poisoning, Fires & Burns, Choking, Drowning
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Safety at School – Backpacks, Computers, Activities, Sharp Objects
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Safety while Socializing – Online & Social Media, Bullying
For more information or to schedule a presentation for your class, please contact Keri Rieger at [email protected] or phone 306.522.5499.
We look forward to working with you and your students!
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