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Personal Safety Maze for Kids

Follow a maze toward adult help while discussing the printed reminders to walk away and tell an adult when a situation feels unsafe.
Grades
Preschool–Junior Kindergarten, Grades 1–3
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Instant download · Updated Apr 01, 2022

Subject
Life Skills, Special Resources
Topic
Personal Safety, Educational Tool
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Introducing the Personal Safety Maze for Kids

The Personal Safety Maze is designed to educate children in Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2, and Grade 3 about personal safety. This activity effortlessly combines fun with learning, guiding children through a maze where they learn vital safety steps—saying no, walking away, and telling an adult about unsafe situations.

A User-friendly Resource for Immediate Use

This tool is available as a downloadable PDF maze which can be printed out instantly. All instructions are embedded within the maze itself ensuring ease of understanding for students while keeping them engaged.

Incorporating into Your Curriculum

  • You could embed it into group discussions on personal security.

  • Easily use it during independent study sessions for individual learners.

  • You could place these mazes in dedicated classroom learning centres to foster interaction among small groups of learners.

  • The mazes also work well with homework assignments allowing parents to discuss safety with their kids at home!

Beyond Conventional Teaching Methods: The Benefit of Tools like Personal Safety Maze

Moving beyond conventional teaching methods becomes possible with engaging tools like the Personal Safety Maze. Such interactive activities not only make school lessons more entertaining but help students apply these skills outside school too! They form part of teaching life skills - a crucial component of comprehensive education. These resources offer real-life scenarios fostering practical knowledge among young learners making them prepared when confronted by actual events.
We aim at more than just helping your students achieve academic success; we empower them with essential survival skills too!

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Recall a basic sequence for seeking help

  • Identify a trusted adult in an unsafe situation

  • Navigate a visual maze from start to safety

Teaching tips

  • Review school-specific trusted adults before beginning the maze.

  • Use a fictional scenario and emphasize that unsafe situations are never the child’s fault.

Skills covered

  • Safety-sequence recall

  • Help-seeking awareness

  • Maze navigation

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