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Worksheet: Water and sun safetyName:Class: Answer the questions.- Where is the safest place to swim at the beach?
a) Far from other peopleb) Near the big rocksc) Where a lifeguard is watchingd) Where the water is deepest - What should you do before you go into the water?
a) Ask a grown-up for permissionb) Run in as fast as you canc) Swim out far to test itd) Wait until nobody is looking - It is safe to swim alone if you are a good swimmer.
a) Trueb) False - What does a lifeguard do?
a) Cleans the sandb) Sells snacks at the poolc) Teaches people to surfd) Watches swimmers and helps in danger - Why should you swim with a grown-up watching, even in a pool?
a) Accidents can happen quicklyb) It makes you swim fasterc) Pools are too smalld) Water is always cold - If you get tired in deep water, what is a good thing to do?
a) Float on your back and call for helpb) Go deeper to find a restc) Swim down to the bottomd) Swim faster away from shore - If you are in trouble in the water, you should wave an arm and shout for help.
a) Trueb) False - What is it called when you lie on your back on the water to rest?
- You see a friend struggling in deep water. What is the safest first step?
a) Go and play somewhere elseb) Jump in to grab themc) Shout for a lifeguard or adultd) Wait to see what happens - What does sunscreen help to protect your skin from?
a) Hungerb) Sunburnc) Thirstd) Wind noise - Which clothing helps keep the sun off your face and head?
a) A wide-brimmed hatb) A woolly scarfc) Rain bootsd) Warm gloves - What do we call the cool, darker place a tree makes on a sunny day?
- You only need sunscreen on hot days, never on cloudy days.
a) Trueb) False - When is the sun usually strongest during the day?
a) Around the middle of the dayb) Early in the morningc) In the middle of the nightd) Just after sunset - What should you drink plenty of on a hot day?
- Which is a sign you may need a drink on a hot day?
a) Feeling cold and sleepyb) Feeling very thirsty and tiredc) Having a loud voiced) Seeing a shadow
Answers- Where a lifeguard is watching
- Ask a grown-up for permission
- False
- Watches swimmers and helps in danger
- Accidents can happen quickly
- Float on your back and call for help
- True
- Floating
- Shout for a lifeguard or adult
- Sunburn
- A wide-brimmed hat
- Shade
- False
- Around the middle of the day
- Water
- Feeling very thirsty and tired
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