Look, Don’t Touch
Observe equipment from outside the work area.
Safety Adventure 5
Monkey and Wildlife Helper Safety
Curiosity belongs with careful choices
Curious wildlife helpers learn that electrical equipment is never a toy. Safe helpers keep their hands dry, use barriers, and leave repairs to qualified adults.
Today's PromiseBe Safe.Be Smart.Be Kind.
Look, Learn, and Discuss
Study the Safety Picture
Look carefully at the picture. Talk about the safe choices, the possible hazards, and how everyone can help.
Open the full-size pictureA Message from Hovhannes
Hello, curious learners! Asking questions is wonderful. Touching electrical equipment is not. We observe safely and ask a qualified adult to explain what we see.
Be Safe. Be Smart. Be Kind.
Today's Learning Goals
What Will You Learn?
Stay Dry
Water and electricity must remain far apart.
Keep Panels Closed
Electrical boxes belong to qualified workers.
Report Problems
Tell an adult about damaged cords or open equipment.
Hovhannes' Safety Rules
Four Ways to Become a Safety Champion
Control Curiosity
- Never pull, chew, or play with cords.
- Do not put fingers or objects into openings.
- Ask before touching unfamiliar equipment.
Stay Outside
- Respect locked doors, fences, and warning signs.
- Never climb a utility pole or electrical structure.
- Keep branches and toys away from power lines.
Prevent Water Danger
- Keep wet hands away from plugs and switches.
- Move electrical items away from sinks and rain.
- Tell an adult about water near electrical equipment.
Choose Qualified Help
- Do not attempt a repair yourself.
- Turn off and report damaged devices to an adult.
- Qualified electricians handle electrical repairs.
Picture Challenge
Can You Find These Safe Choices?
Return to the large picture and find each item.
✓ A closed electrical box
✓ Wildlife helpers wearing helmets
✓ A warning sign
✓ Tools kept near the trained helpers
✓ A safe viewing distance
✓ A dry working area
Check What You Learned
Hovhannes' Safety Quiz
Choose your answer, then open the explanation.
1. Is an electrical panel a toy?
No. It may contain dangerous energized parts.
2. May you chew or pull a cord?
Never. A damaged cord can shock or burn.
3. What if water is near a plug?
Stay away and tell an adult.
4. Should you climb a utility pole?
No. Keep far away from all utility equipment.
5. Who repairs electrical wiring?
A qualified electrician.
6. What is the safest way to learn?
Observe from a safe place and ask questions.
My Safety Promise
I Promise to Make Safe and Kind Choices
I will remember this lesson, listen to trusted adults, stay away from danger, help others safely, and practice good habits every day.
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Practice, Create, and Celebrate
Monkey and Wildlife Helper Safety Activity Center
Continue the lesson with printable activities for children, families, teachers, and group leaders.
Color Practice
Color a black-and-white version of the lesson picture and talk about the safety details.
Open Coloring PageFind the Hazard
Review possible unsafe choices and write the safer action.
Start the ActivityPrint & Download
Print the coloring page, download the full-resolution PNG, or print this complete lesson.
Safety Champion Certificate
Celebrate completing this Hovhannes safety adventure.
Open CertificateComplete Printable Pack
Coloring Page, Hazard Activity, Safety Promise, and Certificate
Open the activity pack, then print it or save it as a PDF.
Excellent Work, Safety Champion!
You completed Monkey and Wildlife Helper Safety and practiced choices that protect you, your family, animals, and the community.
Be Safe. Be Smart. Be Kind.