What to do in case of danger: A children's safety emergency self-help manual

Author: Xing Tao
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book is designed for children who have. It covers topics that children are curious about and want to learn about in the fields of natural and humanities sciences. Within a complete and comprehensive knowledge structure, it adheres to new perspectives, new materials, and new achievements, striving to provide the best spiritual nourishment for our children. It aims to equip our future leaders with ships ready to set sail in the vast ocean of knowledge.
When we begin to focus on the group of children, have you noticed that with the rapid development of the economy, the widespread use of household appliances, and the sharp increase in transportation, especially automobiles, various accidents have posed serious threats to children's safety. When children face danger, their ability to protect themselves and stay away from harm has become an urgent issue. Therefore, to popularize safety knowledge and enable children to master comprehensive and correct safety awareness and self-rescue methods is an inescapable responsibility for all parents, and also the original intention behind compiling this book, "What to Do in Danger—Children's Safety Emergency Self-Rescue Handbook."
Based on children's psychological characteristics and understanding abilities, the book uses lively and engaging text to describe several real-life accidents that frequently occur from four perspectives: school, home, outdoor activities, and play. Through enjoyable reading, children can develop a sense of self-protection and master comprehensive safety self-rescue knowledge. The book is also accompanied by pinyin annotations and vivid, adorable illustrations, making it more suitable for children's reading habits and abilities.