This Is How We Stay Safe: For kids going to preschool (First Skills for Preschool)
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Help your little one learn all the key life skills that they need with this new series of books all about preparing little ones for school.
There’s so much to remember when it comes to staying safe – from knowing who to talk to if you feel upset, to remembering to put your seatbelt on,how to cross the street safely, and a whole bunch of other things too. But don’t panic! This first experiences book for children is a great way to encourage independence and responsibility.
This delightful early learning book is perfect for kids aged 3-5 years old. It helps:
– Children learn lots of important personal, social, and emotional skills
– Encourage children to put their new skills into practise, and try out what they are learning in the real world
– A fun and interactive way for parents to introduce children to a new routine
– Presented in a highly visual way with bright and attractive illustrations to keep kids entertained and interested
No matter what grown-ups tell you, being little is hard work, there’s so much to learn! This amusing board book is here to guide little ones along the way by teaching them the skills needed to look after themselves and keep safe – on the road, online, and around strangers.
Complete the series
This is How We… Stay Safe is one of four books about starting school for preschoolers! These board books explain key concepts and life skills to children. Look out for This is How We… Get Ready, Eat Well, and Make Friends to help your little ones grow confident to move about in the wider world.
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What’s It About
Learn all the super-important life skills you need to keep safe! Teach your children how to stay safe, who to talk to if you feel upset, strapping their seat belt, how to cross the road safely and about strangers. Keep little ones healthy by teaching them skills they can practice themselves. Teach young children to wash hands properly, how to keep calm, and which foods are good for them. Making friends is as easy as 1, 2, 3! This colorful and illustrated guide to making friends will kickstart your little one’s “big school” career They’ll learn to share, take turns, and say please and thank you. Teach your children the super-important life skills they need to get ready in the morning! They’ll learn how to properly brush their teeth, tie shoelaces and more. It also includes a fun morning checklist.
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Publisher : DK Children (February 22, 2022)
Language : English
Board book : 16 pages
ISBN-10 : 0744039541
ISBN-13 : 978-0744039542
Reading age : Baby – 3 years
Item Weight : 2.31 pounds
Dimensions : 7.13 x 0.28 x 7.13 inches
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Customers find the book covers a lot of information on staying safe. They also appreciate the cute illustrations and say it’s an adorable read. Opinions are mixed on the language, with some finding it easy to understand and short, while others say it’s very wordy.
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Sara F –
Adorable read!
This book was a great resource for my twin toddlers! I loved that it covered a variety of topics about safety!
10aciousB –
Covers a lot of bases!
This book covers a lot of info on staying safe. My plan is to break down the different info on each page, and do separate lessons (homeschooling preK and special needs) on safety, as multiple types of safety are covered on each page. This book is an excellent overview of various ways to stay safe. I did not expect such a small book to cover so many bases.
Hannah –
Love this
This really cuts to the point and gives short explanations which are easy for kids to understand. Love!
KB –
Helpful for encouraging safety discussions
TLDR: For the price, definitely get it.Pros: It emphasizes safety in various settings/environments (i.e. kitchen safety, but also party safety-something that wouldn’t readily come to mind, playground safety, etc.)- It wisely included a nod to emotional/mental health/even possible abuse prevention (i.e. “Don’t keep secrets that make you feel sad or worried.” It also tagged the next step to practically mention potential safe options, like a family member or police officer).-Cute illustrations, with people of various colors.- Good springboard for discussions.Cons: It’s a lot of info (which, granted, is also a pro, depending on how you look at it) for a small child (pre-school being the target age), which is semi- difficult for attention spans, per personal experience. If you want a story with a simple, flowing plot, this isn’t the book.- The publisher missed the mark by not going into more detail about fire safety, i.e. having a safety plan, exercising caution around the toaster and microwave (and any other kitchen gadgets like are fryer, Crock Pot, etc.)- No mention of washing hands after going potty, before eating, etc. In a sense, maybe not “safety,” per se, but basic good hygiene obviously promotes health and wellness, and therefore could’ve been mentioned. Especially at this age, where it’s germ city!- Could’ve alluded to staying with parents/CG’s, and never leaving the playground/store with someone besides family, what we in the olden days called stranger danger, but is more prudently noted today as tricky grown-ups.Overall: Even with what I’d consider a few omissions, two thumbs up!
April Fisher –
Great Educational Book
My daughter was the only one in her kindergarten class who knew what to do in case of a fire. There’s a lot of good info in this book, and my 2 year old and 6 year old enjoy it a lot.
Sue J. Cauhape –
Good conversation starter
This covers a lot of territory for safety and provides a good way to discuss safety issues of all kinds.
marina –
a must have
for a toddler who needs help understanding safety
Mommy –
Not a coherent story book, but it made good points
My almost 3 year old loves reading books. This was like reading a bullet journal to her on things to avoid doing, which helped a little on raising important topics but was not as palatable as a story might have been.
Elaine Eastmond –
Great for my pre schoolers
E Newell –
Very simple rules for the children to follow. Easy to be understood.
Bookworm –
Great book covering a wide range of safety topics. Prompted lots of safety discussions with the children in my nursery class. Solid board book so great for little hands too. Would recommend.
Catalin Epure –
i was hooping for more explanations ,to me honest
S. Bodman –
Not really what it seemed