Sun Safety Quiz
It’s fun to play outside when the sun is shining. But sometimes you can get too much sun. To keep from getting sunburned and sick from the sun, remember the following safety tips.

Wear a hat, sunglasses and loose, dry clothing.
Wear sunscreen, even on cloudy days, in the shade and in winter.
Stay out of the sun between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. That’s when the sun’s rays are the strongest.
Drink lots of water, even if you’re not thirsty.
Tell an adult if you feel dizzy or weak or if your head or stomach hurts.

Water Safety Quiz
It’s fun to swim, but never swim without an adult around to watch you. Even if you are a great swimmer, it is always best to have an adult around for extra safety. When you are swimming, keep these tips in mind.

Never swim during a storm or when there is lightning.
Never swim alone. Always use the buddy system.
Swim only in safe, guarded areas.
Know how deep the water is.
Don’t dive or jump into water that is not at least 12 feet deep.
Don’t run around a pool, push people in or dunk other swimmers.
Don’t chew gum or eat food while swimming, diving or playing in the water.
Take swimming lessons.
Be extra careful in the ocean and don’t run into the waves, which can knock you down.
Rivers are very dangerous for swimming. It is best to stay out of them.