Safety Superhero: The First Aid Decision Challenge for 1st Grade Quiz (Hard) Worksheet β’ Free PDF Download with Answer Key
Evaluate emergency scenarios and determine the safest actions to take when friends or family members need immediate help.
Pedagogical Overview
This worksheet assesses first-grade proficiency in identifying basic emergency procedures and proactive safety measures. The pedagogical approach uses scenario-based inquiry to challenge students to apply real-world logic to common childhood injuries and hazards. It is ideal for health-education formative assessments or as an interactive classroom discussion guide for National Safety Month.
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- Identify appropriate first aid responses for minor injuries such as scrapes, bumps, and nosebleeds.
- Evaluate household emergency scenarios to determine when to seek adult assistance or call for help.
- Apply preventative safety rules regarding sun protection, kitchen hazards, and poison symbols.
All 10 Questions
- You see your friend fall and scrape their knee. There is a little bit of dirt in the scrape. What is the very first thing you should suggest they do?A) Put a giant sticker over the dirtB) Wash the scrape gently with clean waterC) Wait until tomorrow to look at itD) Rub mud on it to protect it
- If an adult is hurt and cannot talk, the best thing to do is stay very quiet and hide so you don't get in trouble.A) TrueB) False
- If a person is coughing very loudly because food is stuck, you should ______.A) give them a big glass of milkB) encourage them to keep coughingC) pat them on the headD) tell them a funny joke
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- Which of these is a 'Safety Rule' for using a kitchen stool to reach a cookie jar?A) Standing on your tip-toes on the very edgeB) Asking a grown-up to help or watch youC) Stacking three pillows on the stool firstD) Closing your eyes while you climb
- Applying an ice pack to a bumped head can help the 'goose egg' bump stay small.A) TrueB) False
- When you see a bottle with a 'Poison' or 'Skull' sign, you must ______.A) smell it to see if it's juiceB) clean up the floor with itC) don't touch and tell an adultD) shake the bottle to see colors
- If you are playing outside and get a nosebleed, what is the smartest way to sit?A) Lean your head way back to the skyB) Lay down flat on the grassC) Sit up and tilt your head slightly forwardD) Do a handstand against a tree
- Sunscreen is only for the beach; you don't need it if you are playing at the park.A) TrueB) False
- If you accidentally touch a hot stove, you should immediately put your hand under ______.A) cool running waterB) hot sink waterC) a pile of warm towelsD) fluffy peanut butter
- Why do we wear bright colors or reflectors when riding a bike at dusk?A) To look like a cool robotB) So drivers can see us easilyC) To make the bike go fasterD) To keep the wind off our arms
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, this First Aid Quiz is an excellent no-prep resource for substitute teachers because it provides clear scenarios and includes an explanation for every correct answer to guide classroom discussion.
Most first graders can complete this ten-question Safety Quiz in approximately fifteen to twenty minutes, depending on whether the teacher reads the scenarios aloud to the class.
This Safety Quiz can be easily differentiated by using the provided explanations to scaffold learning for students who need more support while allowing advanced learners to explain the logic behind each safety choice.
This First Aid Quiz focuses on recognizing when an emergency requires an adult and understanding basic self-care for minor injuries like sun exposure and small cuts.
Teachers can use this Safety Quiz as a mid-unit check to identify which students can correctly distinguish between a situation they can handle alone and an emergency requiring outside help.
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