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RESOURCES FOR SCHOOL STAFF AND OTHER PROFESSIONALS:
SAFETY AND INJURY PREVENTION: GENERAL SAFETY
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Injury Prevention |
 
Gr K - 12 |
| Manitoba Healthy
Living |
English/French |
Most injury deaths and hospitalizations are preventable. The
website introduces the reader to leading causes of injury
in Manitoba and then guides them to programs and resources
to assist the community in preventing injury related loss. |
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Injuries and First Nations People |
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| IMPACT |
English |
Describes the injury problem in First Nations populations,
the leading cause of injuries and what can be done by communities
to address this problem. |
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Show and Tell Safety Game |
  
Gr K |
| Charchar Games |
English
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Available at:
Winnipeg Public Library |
Safety awareness and educational games. |
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Deal Kids |
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| Royal Canadian
Mounted Police |
English/French |
Games and activities on various safety topics. |
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deal.org |
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| Royal Canadian
Mounted Police |
English/French |
Information and resources for youth on various safety topics. |
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Grow Up With Safety Program |
  
Gr 1 - 9 |
| Government of Saskatchewan |
English |
GUWS is a collection of Grades 1-9 teaching/learning resources
designed to combine the efforts of the family, the school
and community injury prevention organizations in reducing
fatal/disabling injury among our children. |
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Outdoor Safety |
  
Early years |
| Government of Canada |
English/French |
Games and activities on outdoor safety. |
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Safety for Young Children |

Gr K - 3 |
| By Cindy Barden |
English
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Available at:
Winnipeg Public Library
(borrow)
Local and/or online bookstores |
Safety education and injury prevention. |
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The Safe Communities Guidebook |
 
Gr 6 - 12 |
| Safe Communities
Foundation |
English
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Available at:
Safe Communities Foundation
Alberta Centre for Injury Control and Research |
The Safe Communities Foundation has one goal - to make Canada
the safest place in the world to live, learn, work and play.
The offer a process that brings together community leaders,
small business owners, large corporations and local agencies
to create effective health and safety programs that meet local
needs. The Safe Communities Foundation has developed this
Guide Book to help communities establish and run a Safe Community
Program. |
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Think First for Kids curriculum Manual
Grades 1-3 |

Gr 1 - 3 |
| Think First Canada
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English
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Available at:
Think
First Canada
IMPACT Resource Library (ID #604 TFL) |
Curriculum based lesson plans and activities to promote understanding
the brain and spinal chord, pedestrian and vehicular safety,
cycling safety, recreational and organized sports safety,
creative problem solving and safety around weapons, and avoiding
the hazards of suffocation, choking and strangulation. |
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Think First for Kids curriculum Manual
Grades 4-6 |

Gr 4 - 6 |
| Think First Canada
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English
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Available at:
Think
First Canada
IMPACT Resource Library (ID #604 TFK) |
Curriculum based lesson plans and activities to promote understanding
the brain and spinal chord, pedestrian and vehicular safety,
cycling safety, recreational and organized sports safety,
creative problem solving and safety around weapons, and avoiding
the hazards of suffocation, choking and strangulation. |
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Think First for Kids curriculum Manual
Grades 7-8 |

Gr 7 - 8 |
| Think First Canada
|
English
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Available at:
Think
First Canada
IMPACT Resource Library (ID #604 TFM) |
Curriculum based lesson plans and activities to promote understanding
the brain and spinal chord, pedestrian and vehicular safety,
cycling safety, recreational and organized sports safety,
creative problem solving and safety around weapons, and avoiding
the hazards of suffocation, choking and strangulation. |
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Think First for Kids curriculum Manual
Jr. and Sr. Kindergarten |

Gr K |
| Think First Canada
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English
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Available at:
Think
First Canada
IMPACT Resource Library (ID #604 TFN) |
Curriculum based lesson plans and activities to promote understanding
the brain and spinal chord, pedestrian and vehicular safety,
cycling safety, recreational and organized sports safety,
creative problem solving and safety around weapons, and avoiding
the hazards of suffocation, choking and strangulation. |
For more information
about
Healthy Schools, please contact:
Healthy Schools
Phone: (204) 788-6679
Email: healthyschools@gov.mb.ca |
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