Children learn safety at summer camp
By: Erin Davisson
Updated: July 9, 2012
Green Bay, Wis.(WFRV)--SAFETY TOWN is a 15-hour summer safety camp, where four through six year olds learn safety procedures through their own involvement. Under the guidance of a licensed elementary school teacher, students work in teen led small groups to practice and experience "real life" situations before they are confronted with them on their own. With the help of trained safety professionals from throughout the community, children are taught to evaluate "safe from unsafe" and learn how to react safely when confronted with potentially dangerous situations. This interactive program offers children a classroom segment, as well as a hands-on experience on the streets of the specially designed, child sized SAFETY TOWN. SAFETY TOWN is held June-July and is housed at Wilder Elementary School.
FFor more information, head to the website for Center for Childhood Safety.
FFor more information, head to the website for Center for Childhood Safety.
