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054: Safetypup® Match-Up Game

4-Page Activity Sheet Measures: 8½" x 11"
Age: Lower Elementary

Learning about safety is fun!

The Safetypup® Match-Up Game is a great way for all ages to learn how to memorize, help retain information, and recall it under pressure.

Topics: Bicycle Helmets; Swimming & Boating Safety; Diving Safety; Car Seats, Booster Seats, or Seatbelts; Poison Prevention; Playground Safety; Sports Safety; Safety Friends; Police Chief and Officers, Sheriff and Deputies, EMTs; Dial 9-1-1; School Bus Safety; Dangerous Strangers; Bullying; Traffic Signs & Signals; Safe Walkers; Online Safety.

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