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Eye Safety

Protecting your eyes is crucial during play and learning. Avoid running with sharp objects like scissors, pens, and pencils, and steer clear of dangerous items like bow-and-arrows and firecrackers. Ensure good lighting when reading or using devices to reduce eye strain. Always inform an adult if your eyes feel uncomfortable. When playing sports such as baseball or swimming, wear appropriate eye protection. Remember never to look directly at the sun and wear sunglasses that block harmful rays. Schedule regular eye exams to maintain your eye health.

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Eye Safety

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  1. Eye Safety

  2. Don’t run with sharp objects such as scissors, pens, pencils and rulers.

  3. Avoid bow-and-arrows, rubber bands, sling shots and firecrackers.

  4. Use Good Lighting to avoid tiring your eyes when reading, writing, or cruising the internet.

  5. Tell your parents, school nurse, or teachers if your eyes are bothering you.

  6. Wear proper eye protection when you are playing sports such as baseball and swimming.

  7. Never look directly at the sun.

  8. Wear sunglasses that block rays from the sun.

  9. Get your eyes examined regularly.

  10. Our eyes have built in protection! Eye Lashes Eye Lid Tears

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