What you can and cannot do
Kids help by staying calm, fetching things, and telling adults. Grown-ups do the treating.
What a learner can do afterwards
- Can explain What you can and cannot do
The lesson
You have learned some helpful things to do for small hurts. It is also important to know which jobs are for kids and which jobs are for grown-ups.
Kids are great helpers. You can stay calm, fetch things like a plaster or a clean cloth, and tell an adult what happened. You can call for help when you need to.
Treating a hurt, like deciding what a big cut or a burn needs, is a grown-up's job. Your most important job is to get a grown-up.
Think about a small scrape and a burn. For the small scrape you can help rinse it, but for a burn you cool it with water and let the grown-up take over. Both times, you tell an adult.
If you are ever not sure whether a hurt is small or big, treat it as big and get a grown-up. It is always okay to ask for help.
Kids help by staying calm, fetching things, and telling adults. Grown-ups do the treating.
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