Adventure 1

Respect Electricity

Join Hovhannes and Sparky in Electric City. Learn how electricity helps us, why it must be respected, and how smart choices keep everyone safe.

❤️ Be Safe 💡 Be Smart 🤝 Be Kind
Hovhannes Learning Center with Respect Electricity adventure, safety map, badges, and activities Electric City safety illustration A cheerful city with a home, electrical substation, power lines, trees, and a safe fenced area. STAY BEHIND THE FENCE
Hovhannes, the young safety ambassador
Hovhannes Your Safety Guide
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Chapter 1

Welcome to Electric City

Electricity powers lights, refrigerators, computers, hospitals, and many other things we use every day.

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Electricity Helps Us

Electricity is a powerful helper. It makes modern life brighter, safer, and more comfortable.

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Electricity Is Powerful

We cannot always see electricity. That is why we follow safety rules and never experiment with it.

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Adults and Electricians Help

Children should ask a trusted adult for help. Electrical work must be performed by qualified professionals.

Activity 1

Four Golden Safety Rules

Tap each rule after you read it.

Activity 2

Can You Find the Hazards?

Find all six unsafe electrical situations in the room. Select each pulsing circle.

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Child-friendly living room containing six electrical hazards: an overloaded power strip, a frayed cord, water beside a power strip, a screwdriver at an outlet, a cord beneath a rug, and a cracked scorched outlet.

Look carefully—Sparky knows you can find them!

Activity 3

Make the Smart Choice

Choose the safest answer in each situation.

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You see a fallen power line after a storm.

What should you do?

Activity 4

Safety Star Quiz

Answer all five questions to earn your Electric City passport stamp.

1. Is it safe to touch a plug with wet hands?
2. What should you do when you see a damaged cord?
3. Who should perform electrical repairs?
4. How far should you stay from a fallen power line?
5. What is the smartest rule?

Today’s Family Challenge

Become a Home Safety Detective

With a trusted adult, look for damaged cords, crowded power strips, and electronics placed near water. Do not touch anything unsafe—point it out to the adult.

Printable Activity

Color the Hovhannes Learning Center

Print the full Learning Center adventure page, then color the map, badges, safety activities, Hovhannes, and Sparky.

Printable Hovhannes Learning Center electrical safety adventure coloring page RESPECT ELECTRICITY Be Safe • Be Smart • Be Kind STAY SAFE AROUND ELECTRICITY!

For Parents & Teachers

Discussion and Learning Guide

Learning Objectives

  • Recognize that electricity is useful and powerful.
  • Identify common electrical hazards.
  • Know when to stay away and ask an adult.

Discussion Questions

  • What electrical items do we use every day?
  • Why should electricity stay away from water?
  • Who can help when something electrical looks unsafe?

Important Reminder

This lesson teaches awareness, not electrical work. Children should never handle damaged equipment, outlets, panels, or wiring.

Electric City Passport Stamp

Complete all four activities to earn your stamp!

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