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How to be safe with water

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People sometimes make _____________ to save the rain water.

catchment ponds

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What could happen if we swim too long?

We could have sunburnt if too hot, or hypothermia if too cold

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What kind of skills should we get before we jump into the water?

swimming skill and some rescue techniques

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What should we do when swimming if we are not really skilled in swimming?

buddy up with friends who are better in swimming

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What should you do to your friend if you are a skilled swimmer?

check them during swimming time and help them if they're in trouble

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Who are lifeguards?

an expert swimmer employed to rescue people who get into difficulty in a swimming pool or at the beach.

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Why is it more dangerous to swim in an open body of water than in a pool?

because there are tides, currents, and unpredictable weather in open bodies of water

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What can we do to prevent ourselves getting sunburned?

wear sunglasses, rub lotion, wear our hat

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What are the signs of dehydration?

Dizziness, dry mouth, itchiness, thirsty

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What is hypothermia?

it's our body temperature drops quickly becoming too cold

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Mention 3 examples of natural body of water!

river, lake, sea / ocean

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Most kids age 1 to 4 are possibly drown in _______

swimming pools / hot tubs and spas

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Most teenagers or adults can drown in _________

natural bodies of water (river, lake, ocean)

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What is the difference between dehydration and hypothermia?

DEHYDRATION is when our body is overheating and lacks of water. HYPOTHERMIA is when our body becomes too cold and shivering

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Babies are most often drown in _______

buckets, bathtubs, and toilet

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When it's raining hard, the streets are flooded by water and may create _____

runoff areas

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