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“Slip” stands for slipping on what item to protect your skin?
Clothing
What does “Slop” refer to in the 5 S’s of sun safety?
Sunscreen
What does “Slap” mean in the 5 S’s?
Slap on a hat
“Seek” in the sun safety campaign reminds you to seek what?
Shade
What protective item do you “Slide” on in the 5 S’s?
Sunglasses
What time of day is UV radiation usually strongest?
10am–2pm (or around midday)
What does UV stand for?
Ultraviolet
True or False: You can get sunburned even on cloudy days.
True
What skin condition can long-term sun exposure cause?
Skin cancer
Name one body part students often forget to put sunscreen on.
Ears, neck, back of legs, etc.
What SPF number is recommended for everyday sunscreen use?
SPF 30+ or higher
How often should you reapply sunscreen when outdoors?
2 Hours
rue or False: Water, sand, and snow can reflect UV rays.
True
What type of UV rating indicates high danger from the sun?
UV Index 6 or higher
What is one sign of sunburn starting to appear?
Redness, warm skin, pain
Name one group of people who are more at risk of sun damage.
Children, outdoor workers, fair-skinned individuals
