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Standard Identifier: 1.1.9.S

Grade: Grade 1
Content Area: Injury, Prevention, and Safety
Overarching Content Standard: 1: Essential Concepts

Standard:
Define and explain the dangers of weapons and the importance of telling a trusted adult if you see or hear about someone having a weapon.[1]

Footnote:
[1] See Education Code (EC) Section 49330 and the Glossary for the legal definition of a weapon.

Standard Identifier: 1.3.1.S

Grade: Grade 1
Content Area: Injury, Prevention, and Safety
Overarching Content Standard: 3: Accessing Valid Health Information

Standard:
List people to go to for help if feeling unsafe or threatened.

Standard Identifier: 1.4.1.S

Grade: Grade 1
Content Area: Injury, Prevention, and Safety
Overarching Content Standard: 4: Interpersonal Communication

Standard:
Describe how to report dangerous situations.

Standard Identifier: 1.4.2.S

Grade: Grade 1
Content Area: Injury, Prevention, and Safety
Overarching Content Standard: 4: Interpersonal Communication

Standard:
Identify ways to report inappropriate touching.

Standard Identifier: 1.5.1.S

Grade: Grade 1
Content Area: Injury, Prevention, and Safety
Overarching Content Standard: 5: Decision Making

Standard:
Analyze steps to take in emergency or potentially dangerous situations.

Standard Identifier: 1.5.2.S

Grade: Grade 1
Content Area: Injury, Prevention, and Safety
Overarching Content Standard: 5: Decision Making

Standard:
Identify the benefits of using nonviolent means to resolve conflicts.

Standard Identifier: 1.5.3.S

Grade: Grade 1
Content Area: Injury, Prevention, and Safety
Overarching Content Standard: 5: Decision Making

Standard:
Assess reasons for reporting weapons possession.[2]

Footnote:
[2] EC Section 49330.

Standard Identifier: 1.5.4.S

Grade: Grade 1
Content Area: Injury, Prevention, and Safety
Overarching Content Standard: 5: Decision Making

Standard:
Analyze why wearing a helmet when biking, skateboarding, or in-line skating increases safety.

Standard Identifier: 4.1.1.S

Grade: Grade 4
Content Area: Injury, Prevention, and Safety
Overarching Content Standard: 1: Essential Concepts

Standard:
Describe safety hazards, including those related to fire, water, dangerous objects, being home alone, and using the Internet.

Standard Identifier: 4.1.10.S

Grade: Grade 4
Content Area: Injury, Prevention, and Safety
Overarching Content Standard: 1: Essential Concepts

Standard:
Define a gang and how it is different from a club, sports team, or clique.

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