Safety

4. Check these settings on your social media apps to control who can see your posts and photos.
6. Cross-contamination on cutting boards can spread this dangerous thing in your food and make you sick.
8. A heavy red canister used to put out small, contained fires.
11. The safest designated area to walk across a busy street.
12. Never share your exact, live ________ on social media, so strangers don't know where you are.
14. Doing this on your phone while driving is highly dangerous and illegal in most places.
15. You should never leave cooking food ________ on the stove; always stay in the kitchen.
16. Scam messages or emails trying to trick you into giving up your passwords or personal info.
17. Keep this secret code strong and unique to protect your online accounts from hackers.
20. Walking while looking down at your phone makes you a ________ pedestrian.
21. Wear this type of clothing or gear if walking or biking at night so car headlights can see you.

1. Your family should practice an escape ________ so everyone knows how to get outside in case of a house fire
2. Harassment or bullying that happens on social media, gaming platforms, or through texts.
3. Items like paper, aerosol cans, and certain fabrics that catch fire easily.
5. Going over the posted limit while driving, which severely reduces your reaction time.
7. Wear these to protect your hands and wrists from burns when baking
9. Trust your ________ if a person or situation feels wrong or unsafe, even if you can't explain why.
10. Always curl your fingers inward like a claw when chopping food with one of these.
13. Personal rules and limits you set for how others are allowed to treat you and speak to you.
18. Always wear this click-in device as soon as you get in the car, whether you are driving or a passenger.
19. A device that mounts to the ceiling and beeps loudly if it senses a fire in the house.