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THE « SÛRETÉ DU QUÉBEC » MASCOT
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POLICE OFFICERS
CAN HELP US:
THEY ARE OUR
FRIENDS!
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Did you know you can call
for the police, firefighters
or an ambulance if you are hurt
or in danger?
Follow the telephone lines.
DIAL 911 FOR EMERGENCIES
It is important to know your name, age and contact information
to properly answer the questions of police officers, firefighters
or ambulance attendants. Do you know them by heart?
Your first name: _______________________________
Your last name: ______________________________
Your age: ________________
Your address: _______________________________________________________
Your telephone number: ________________________
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I’M LOST!
Help me find
my way home safely.
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Always wear your helmet
while riding your bicycle.
Don’t forget to add knee and elbow
pads and wrist protectors for
skateboarding or inline skating.
SAFETY ON WHEELS
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WHAT DO THESE SIGNS MEAN?
Write the letter corresponding to Polixe’s signal.
A. Slowing down or stopping
B. Left turn
C. Right turn
B
Answer :
A
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C
On your bicycle,
you must always signal
in advance in order to let
drivers know what you
intend to do.
When answering the phone,
never let anyone know you are
alone at home. Never open the
door to strangers.
STRANGERS
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Imagine that these two strangers
want to talk to you and give you candy.
Which one would you go up to?
STRANGERS
NEITHER OF THEM! NEVER APPROACH PEOPLE YOU DON’T KNOW,
EVEN IF THEY LOOK NICE.
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IN THE PARK
Play safely!
Stay close to your parents or the
person supervising you. Move away
from strangers who come up to
talk to you.
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ALWAYS LET SOMEONE KNOW
WHERE YOU’RE GOING
Always ask permission
from your parents or the adult
supervising you before going out.
Always tell them where you are
going and with whom.
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Police officers have
a variety of vehicles for patrols
and rescue operations.
…on the ground
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…in the air
…in the water
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DON’T FORGET TO BUCKLE
YOUR SEATBELT!
In a car, always buckle
your seatbelt and remind others
to do so. Find the
seven mistakes.
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Connect each safety
item with the related
means of transportation.
AT PLAY
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Look both ways before
crossing the street.
BE CAREFUL!
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In a boat, it’s much
wiser to wear your life vest.
At the beach or pool, you should
always be accompanied
by an adult.
WATER FUN
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YOU HAVE THE RIGHT
TO SAY
NO
You have the right to say no
to someone who touches you in a
way you don’t like or that makes you
uncomfortable. Talk about it afterwards
with someone you trust.
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TOYS OR NOT?
Cross out the objects
that don’t belong in your
toy box.
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Do you think all children
are careful? Draw a line between
the children who are being reckless
(on the left) and those who are
behaving properly (on the right).
IN THE SCHOOL BUS
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SCHOOL CROSSINGS
Be careful:
always cross the street
with the help of a crossing
guard.
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BROWSE THE INTERNET SAFELY
Never give any personal
information to anyone over the Internet.
Ask an adult to browse with you.
Visit the website
of the
Sûreté du Québec
www.sq.gouv.qc.ca
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HALLOWEEN
Here’s what you need for
Halloween: light-coloured clothing,
fluorescent safety strips and a flashlight.
Add the right colours
to the picture.
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HURRAY FOR SNOW!
Look carefully at the
snowflakes and colour only
those in which the children
are playing safely.
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