3rd Term Week 10 Physical and Health Lesson note: Safety Education — Personal Safety & Emergency Numbers

Week 10: Games: Safety Education — Personal Safety & Emergency Numbers

💡 Teacher's Overview & Guide

• Subject: Physical and Health Education (PHE)
• Class: Primary 2 | Term: 3rd Term (Week 10)
• Duration: 40 Minutes
• Instructional Materials: Flashcards of safe adults (police officer, teacher, parent), toy phone, emergency numbers poster.

Behavioral Objectives

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

1. State stranger danger rules clearly.
2. Identify trusted adults who can provide help when in danger or lost.
3. Recite emergency numbers in Nigeria (112, 767, 199).
4. Demonstrate what to do if lost or approached by a stranger.

Presentation Steps

1. Stranger Danger: Explain that a stranger is anyone you don't know. Teach the rules: Don't talk, don't follow, don't accept gifts, scream "NO!" and run if touched.
2. Safe Adults & Lost Protocol: Identify trusted adults (parents, teachers, police, security). If lost, stay in one place and locate a uniformed officer or security staff.
3. Emergency Numbers: Introduce national emergency response numbers in Nigeria.
4. Activity: Practice mock emergency calls using toy phones and reciting personal details (full name and parents' phone numbers).

📝 Board Note for Pupils

3RD TERM - WEEK 10: PERSONAL SAFETY & EMERGENCY NUMBERS

1. Stranger Danger Rules:

• DO NOT talk to strangers or accept gifts/sweets from them.
• DO NOT follow strangers anywhere.
• If a stranger tries to grab you: SCREAM, SHOUT "HELP!", AND RUN AWAY!

2. Trusted Safe Adults: Parents, teachers, police officers, and school security guards.

3. If You Get Lost: Stay where you are, locate a police/security guard, and give your full name and parents' phone numbers.

4. Emergency Numbers in Nigeria:

• 112: General Emergency Service
• 767: Police Emergency (In Lagos and some states)
• 199: Fire Service

Evaluation & Assessment

• What should you do if a stranger tries to take you away?
• Mention two trusted adults you can ask for help when lost.
• What is the general national emergency telephone number in Nigeria?