KidzTalk - Recent questions tagged safe

hi kidzsearch! I don't think is is really a question but please look!

Fri, 19 Mar 2021 13:43:29 +0000

Hi I think your also looking for sam and cat videos, you can find some on nickelodeon or youtube.
If you can't find any on youtube, then go to nickelodeon if you can't find any on nickelodeon then search sam and cat on the app "safari" a bunch of results will pop up. Safari will work most likely, but please tell me if this worked and which one worked!

I hope this helped! (Ps I just put it in the "Kidztube Request" category because you would have a bigger chance of looking at it.)

IMPORTANT

Wed, 15 Nov 2017 16:50:02 +0000

Ok so the boy I likes cousins grandfather got in a bad reck he punctured his lung and broke four of his ribs.

Please pray for him. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE

PS I DONT KNOW HOW TO LOOK AT MY COMMENTS SO MAKE IT AS A QUSTION RADIO REBEL AS THE LABEL

THANK YOU

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Sat, 08 Jul 2017 11:53:37 +0000

Vivi's Blog presents:

How to stay safe during a shooting

Hey guys! I've been about that Ariana Grande concert and I thought ,"what if that happened to us,and we weren't prepared,at ALL?" So,today we're gonna talk about what to do during a shooting

1 RUN!

Basically, that means your very first job is to get away from the danger, if possible. Sometimes this won’t be possible. But here are a few things to remember if it is:

LEAVE YOUR STUFF: Don’t waste ANY time grabbing your bag, coat, phone or whatever. Those precious moments are better spent getting away. It’s just stuff. You can replace it. Your life is more important. RUN IN A ZIG-ZAG PATTERN:

This seems very silly and also seems like it would take longer than running in a straight line. But if there’s someone with a gun, it’s a LOT harder for them to hit you if you’re not running in a straight line. (This advice only applies to a shooting situation. If it’s a bomb threat or a fire or something, just run straight.) DO NOT MOVE WOUNDED PEOPLE: This is really hard, but you’re not a doctor and you’re not going to be able to help them. Moving them might even make their injuries worse. Get to safety, and call for help. That’s the fastest way to help them. ACCEPT HELP: Adults are advised to help others get away. As a kid, this is NOT your responsibility. But I wanted to mention it here, because often we’re told not to talk to strangers or whatever. But in an emergency situation, if an adult is offering help, it’s okay to take it.

HIDE

Sometimes you won’t be able to escape. The danger might be blocking your exit. In that case, here are some tips for hiding:

STAY OUT OF VIEW: If you cannot escape, then you need to hide. If you can see the shooter, the shooter can see you. SHIELD YOURSELF: If possible, try to hide behind something metal or cement. Anything else is not going to protect you from a gunshot. LOCK AND BARRICADE: If you are somewhere with a door, lock it and block it with as much furniture as you can. Also, cover any windows. KEEP OPTIONS OPEN: Try not to hide in a bathroom or a closet or anywhere with only one way in or out. SILENCE: Silence your phone and be very quiet.

FIGHT

This is only ever your VERY last option. And as kids, it’s almost never going to be a good option. But if you have NO OTHER CHOICE, throw things, aim for sensitive areas, work together with other people in your area, make way for adults to take the lead.So you’ve probably heard all that before. The piece about Manchester that I keep thinking about is what about after? What if I’d gone to the concert with Chloe and Zoey and we’d been dropped off by our parents? And then something terrible happens and we’re evacuated into the chaos… What then???

So here are a few more things to keep in mind.

Try to stay calm. This is obviously going to be super hard if something terrible has just happened. But it will be much harder to make smart choices if you’re panicking. Call 911 only when you are safe. Then call your parents. If you left your phone behind, borrow someone’s. If phones aren’t working because of a natural disaster, for example, ask a police officer where parents will be told to find their kids. Follow the instructions of any police officers or other officials who are in charge of an evacuation. Keep your hands visible, so that the police or officials will know you’re not a dangerous person. Get help from a nearby adult. Look for someone who looks like a mom. Tell them you’re separated from your parents. Ask them for help with whatever you need—getting medical attention, finding food or water, or just company until you find your parents. If the first person you ask is unable to help, ask someone else. One of the things I noticed in the news about Manchester was how people helped each other. Taxi drivers gave free rides home. A homeless man did first aid. People welcomed strangers into their homes. Sikh temples offered food and shelter. No matter what has happened, there WILL be people willing to help.

Advice on being safe on the computer

Thu, 08 Sep 2016 16:47:01 +0000

1. :-)When you see a ad do not click on it. Ask your parents first.

2. Do not click on message or a email if you are not exspecting it.

3. When your on the computer do not give your freinds or other people your personal information.

Bye :-)

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Advice to be safe on the computer......

Mon, 23 May 2016 13:53:21 +0000

1. Never click on adds that you don't know about

2. Always ask your parents before you play a game

3. Never share personal information on the computer such as: your password your address your user name your email. Never share your parents credit card number unless it's for real buisness (that's very important)

4. Never answer an email that's from a robot unless it's one your excpecting.

So you better follow these rules

Advice on staying safe

Thu, 07 Apr 2016 17:50:30 +0000

1. Always stick with your family. This is the best way on staying safe when you're in huge places such as crowded airports and cities.

2. Never talk to strangers. You never know what a stranger holds. Also, never go to strangers when they call you. If you have any questions, ask a trusted adult such as the police or worker/employee in the place you're in.

3. If you're going on a field trip, stay with your teacher. It's okay to talk and have fun with your friends but its never okay when you go with your friends one way when your teacher is going the oppisite.

4. Never do things that you know are dangerous. Sure, you can do flips on the chin-up bar and climb on the monkey bars but you can't if you're going to jump off of them.

6. Since there are many tips of advice for staying safe online, here are just a few.

Be a good cyber-citizen. Don't cyber-bully each other online and stay cool if you're insulted. Play funny.
Use passwords that are hard to guess so nobody can look in you're personal online belongings.

7. Here are some tips on being safe when there's anything like a tornado coming near you:

Tsunamis: Go to higher grounds. Water cannot reach you then.
Tornadoes: Go to places without windows on the lowest level in your house. Get away from windows. Hold on to a sturdy and heavy piece of furniture.Cover your head with your hands.
Earthquakes: Take cover under desks or tables. Stay indoors. Stay away from furniture that can fall on you. Stay away from windows.
Thunderstorm/Earthquake: Be prepared. Store water, save oil/gas and energy. Get in your comfy couch. Sit with your pet and a snack. Turn on the T.V to the weather channel to see any warnings.

8. Be prepared for being safe. Make or buy your own aid bag. A proper aid bag holds bandages, water, radio, wipes, blanket, batteries, gloves, and scissors.

Keep clam and be safe