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
1 · Read
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.
2 · Watch
Take it off screen
Where it sits
This opens up
Nothing builds on it yet.
7 questions wait behind this lesson, each with its answer explained. Every answer feeds the sky: stars light as they are learned, and dim when it is time to come back.