Responding to Insect Stings and Toxic Plant Exposures

Applied Safety, First Aid, and Emergency Readiness

3rd Grade·Science·Open Global Science

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Describe steps for washing poison ivy or oak oils from skin and recognizing allergic signs from bee and wasp stings.

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Applied Safety, First Aid, and Emergency Readiness

3rd Grade · Science · Open Global Science

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Recognize environmental hazard symbols, execute foundational first aid procedures, practice traffic and pedestrian rules, and follow emergency response protocols.

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OGS.4.HSS.4Open Global Science Standards 2026™ · 3rd Grade

Demonstrate safety practices at school, in the community, and in nature: recognize hazard warning symbols (toxic, corrosive, irritant, explosive); apply basic first aid for minor skin injuries, venomous stings, and toxic plant exposures; practice pedestrian and traffic safety; follow emergency protocols (evacuation routes, calling emergency services, communicating vital information); and assess digital information critically.