Safety and Emergencies mind maps

Safety and Emergencies mind maps

These community-made maps organize safety topics into branches. Safeguarding covers welfare, protection from harm and types of abuse. Emergency Survival Kit lists supplies such as a water bottle, first aid kit and extra batteries. Other maps look at fires, disasters and pedestrian safety.

How to use the maps

Start with Pedestrian Safety if you want to study how pedestrians and vehicles interact. Its branches offer points about attention and pedestrian right of way. Read through them, then try arranging the ideas in your own words.

For another approach, compare the maps titled Disasters. They cover different examples, so notice which events and details each author includes. Once you have explored a map, switch to a quiz on the unit page for a different way to practice, or use flashcards to work on recall. Choose a map that interests you and follow its branches.