Be prepared!

1) Keep information about you and your family in a handy place, such as on the refrigerator door or in your automobile glove compartment.
2) Keep medical and insurance records up-to-date.


3) Find out if your community is served by an emergency 9-1-1 telephone number. If it is not, look up the numbers for the police, fire department, EMS, and poison control center. Emergency numbers are usually listed in the front of the telephone book. Teach everyone in your home how and when to use these numbers.


4) Keep emergency telephone numbers in a handy place, such as I the telephone or in the first aid kit. Include home and work numbers of family members and friends who can help. Be sure to keep both lists current.


5) Keep a first aid kit handy in your home, automobile, workplace, and recreation area.


6) Make sure your house or apartment number is easy to read. Numerals are easier to read than spelled-out numbers.


7) Learn and practice first aid skills.


8) Wear a medical alert tag if you have a potentially serious medical condition, such as epilepsy, diabetes, heart disease, or allergies.

My own order of importance: ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____

What I have covered in my life so far: ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____

The following are diseases:

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While these are practical things to do:

a) ________________
b) ________________
c) ________________
d) ________________
e) ________________
f) ________________
g) ________________
h) ________________

Nos, amint az tisztán látható, ez a bejegyzés nem más, mint egy módszertani ötletbomba, különösebb magyarázat nélkül. Kinek mi tetszik, vigye, alkalmazza; a lényeg, hogy élvezzék a gyerekek, és tanuljanak azért, mert érdekli őket és hasznos amiről szó van.

PREPARING FOR EMERGENCIES

You will never see the emergencies you prevent. However, emergencies can and do happen, regardless of attempts to prevent them.
If you are prepared for unforeseen emergencies, you can help ensure that care begins as soon as possible-for yourself, your family, and your fellow citizens.

1) Band aids
2) Mobile phone
3) Running shoes
4) First aid kit
5) Small flashlight
6) Cold pack
7) Disposable gloves
8) Extra batteries
9) Gauze (pads)
10) Emergency phone numbers
11) Adhesive tape
12) Hand cleaner
13) Antiseptic ointment
14) Name tag
 

Ez itt a végére egy matching exercise. Az eredeti handout letölthető innen.