First Aid & Safety for Kids, Grades 3-5

When a classmate falls off the swings or a nose starts bleeding during art, third, fourth, and fifth graders should know the first move — and this 60-page pack gives them that calm, practiced response. Built around one rule that repeats on every page, the pack teaches children to fetch a trusted grown-up at once and to ring 911 when the situation is a real emergency. From there it walks through the everyday injuries children actually meet: scraped knees, bleeding noses, hot-surface burns, itchy bites, twisted ankles, and the frightening moment when someone cannot breathe. Stranger encounters, fire drills, storms, and the contents of a first-aid kit get the same careful treatment, so safety becomes a habit rather than a single lesson.

Practice is the heart of the pack. Learners order the steps for a cut, sort true statements from false ones about nosebleeds, decide what to do and what never to do for a burn, match bites to the right response, and judge twenty short stories about real children in tricky moments. Eight cut-out role-play cards let partners act out the right moves together, while a vocabulary page and a word search lock in the new words. Two mixed reviews and two ten-question quizzes check the whole unit, and a personal safety plan — completed beside a trusted adult — turns the lessons into something each child takes home.

Teachers get answer keys for every student page, clearly marked for teacher eyes only, plus a certificate to celebrate finished work. Pages are print-and-go with name and date lines, and nothing beyond a pencil is needed.