Safety guidelines in

kindergarten: Indoor
environment
 Safety Definition
 Safety is defined as the condition of being safe
from undergoing or causing hurt, injury, or loss

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 1.
Keep Dangerous Supplies
Out Of Reach
● Keep sharp objects, choking ● When children are using the
hazards and poisonous materials, be sure to keep an
materials on a high shelf or eye open to help with safety
locked away in a cupboard. if needed.

 Scissors and bulletin board tacks are dangerous objects

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 2.
 Practice Emergency Plans
● Walk kids through the
experience before the
school’s first fire drill to
prevent any crying or
frightened sobs.
● Role play the whole event,
from alarm to the moment
when it’s safe to come
back inside so when the
first fire drill rings, the
students won’t be alarmed.
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● This will help children
and their parents to
understand that the
school and teacher
takes safety seriously.
 3.
 Design The Room
Properly
● Arrange the shelves and large ● It is also important to design
objects in a place that won’t the room so students stay
obstruct teacher view of interested in the activities
students. that are provided for them.

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● The rooms should be
comfortable for the
children which are not too
small and not too big.
●  Bored kids can discover new
ways of getting into unsafe
situations, so make them stay
busy with the safe play options
that teacher have planned.

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Thank
You!

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