What should primary school students do when they encounter rain, snow and freezing weather? What are

Steps. 1. Stay indoors during thunderstorms and close doors and windows; When you cannot hide in a building with lightning protection facilities in the wild, you should take off metal objects such as watches and glasses, and do not take shelter from the rain near power sources, trees and electric poles;

Try to reduce the height of your body to reduce the risk of direct lightning strikes, and keep your feet as close as possible to the ground as little as possible to reduce the "stepping voltage". The best shelter in the wild is in caves, ditches, canyons, or glades under tall trees;

2. It is not advisable to use televisions, stereos and other electrical appliances without lightning protection measures or insufficient lightning protection measures. Do not go near open doors, windows, or metal pipes. Unplug electrical appliances and turn off electrical appliances and natural gas switches.

Do not use hair dryers, electric shavers, etc. Faucets should not be used.

Do not touch live equipment such as antennas, water pipes, barbed wire, metal doors and windows, building facades, or other similar metal devices. Do not dry clothes on clothesline or wire. Do not work on the installation of fences, ** or power lines, pipes, or construction steel, etc.

Do not dispose of flammable items contained in open containers.

3. Do not use or reduce the use of **and portable**. It is not advisable to stay near iron fences, metal clotheslines, overhead metal bodies and railroad tracks. Do not stand on the top of a mountain, on the roof of a building, or near objects with high electrical conductivity.

It is not suitable to enter and be close to low-rise buildings without lightning protection facilities, garages, carports, temporary sheds, sentry boxes and so on.

Never swim or engage in other water sports or activities. It is not advisable to stay in swimming pools, lakes, seashores, paddy fields, etc. and small boats. Outdoor ball games should not be played.

Umbrellas are not suitable in open areas. It is not advisable to carry hoes, shovels, badminton rackets, fishing rods, golf clubs, etc. on your shoulders.

4. When you feel that there is an electric charge in your body, such as your hair standing up, or when you have a significant sense of trembling, you should understand that you may be about to receive an electric shock, and you should immediately fall to the ground, and after the thunder and lightning, call others for help.

It is not advisable to ride horses, bicycles, motorcycles and tractors. Cars are often an excellent lightning protection facility because of their shielding effect. Even if lightning strikes a car, it doesn't hurt.

1. Anti-slip: Walk on thick snow as much as possible, pay attention to avoid ice floes and stagnant water, lift your feet as much as possible when walking, and step on them really to reduce the friction between the sole and the ground and reduce the possibility of falling.

2. Fall prevention: It is recommended that people who usually ride electric vehicles and bicycles try to choose walking or public transportation to travel.

3. Anti-smashing: Due to the heavy snowfall in some areas, there is a danger of trees being overwhelmed, pedestrians should try to stay away from trees and high-altitude buildings, and beware of being injured by collapse.

4. Error prevention: In rainy and snowy weather, friends who go out to choose flights should keep abreast of the latest information of airport flights, and track the time when the plane may take off so as not to miss the plane or be forced to stay at the airport and delay your trip.

5. Anti-knocking: Due to the snow cover, many "traps" on the road will be covered, therefore, you should be careful and pay attention to low-lying areas, manhole covers, nails on building materials, etc.

From a few aspects:

Prevention: This includes understanding the local geography and climate, telling them how many snowstorms there are in the local area every year, and knowing what precautions are going to be prepared from ** to know that there is going to be a snowstorm.

Self-help and other rescue in the occurrence: I think it's better to simulate this in groups on the spot, and remember it when you play with your children. It's better than a bare empty talk.

There is also the post-mortem remedy, such as what has already happened, how to save the damage, at least tell the child what is necessary to carry at home or with him after the disaster, and what needs to be abandoned.