Zip. I'm not giving out my password to strangers.
Be Smart! Remember not to give out passwords to strangers online. Tell your parents when somebody you don't know asks for your password that way you can keep you and your family safe.

Watch Out! Some pop-up messages are harmful.
Check with your parents before you click open banner and pop-up messages. If you click on a pop-up that has a virus, the virus could hurt your computer

Good Habits for Good Kids.
Your parents can help you set good habits for you to use the internet and computer. You should ask your mom or dad to be with you when you get online so they can help guide and protect you.

Yikes! Not for me!
There are alot of things to see online. Tell your parents when you see something that is not for children, or if a stranger starts to chat with you. If something makes you feel uncomfortable online, tell your parents right away and they can help you.

Don't be an ugly, ghouly, cyber bully!
Respect yourself and others when you are online. Don't let anybody ever make you feel uncomfortable or bullied. If this happens you should tell your parents so they can help you.

Washing my Hands is Fun!
Scrub-a-dub-a-dub-a, the best way to kill germs and prevent you from getting sick is washing your hands!
Remember to wash your hands for at least 15 seconds to get all the germs off!

When you SNEEZE use a tissue PLEASE
You can help keep your classroom healthy by covering your mouth and nose when you sneeze. Ask the teacher for a tissue, or keep a mini-pack of tissues in your backpack.

Feed Me Veggies!
Good eating habits start early. Encourage fruits and vegetables in your diet

Carrots give you super vision!

Carrots are packed with vitamins and nutrients that help keep your eyesight strong.
Make sure to add carrots to your next lunch or dinner. They even make a great snack just by themselves.

Smile when you brush and remember not to rush!

For the cleanest clean, you should brush your teeth for a two minutes each time you brush. The most effective technique is to brush in small circles to remove plaque and stains.

I run for fun! Catch me if you can!
When you are old running is considered a work-out. When you are young running is just part of the fun and games. When you go outside to play, remember to stay young and run for fun!

Swim Safe.

It's fun to swim but remember to be safe. It's important for you to have a lifeguard or an adult watch you. You shouldn't run or push people around. You should also be careful of where you swim and don't dive in shallow water. If you are not a good swimmer, you should avoid the water unless you have a flotation device and a swimming instructor with you.

Parent/Teacher Note:
Water safety is incredibly important. Drowning kills children worldwide and is the second leading cause of deaths in children aged 1-14. Even non-fatal accidents can cause serious brain damage and other disabilities. 
Two of the best ways to prevent drowning is to teach kids how to swim safely and to be extra watchful of your child when they are by water.

**This month’s coloring page is part of our Talk-a-Lot© coloring pages. Put your smart phone on the coloring page to bring Fin's character to life and he’ll talk to your kids about safe swimming! To activate, scan the tag on the coloring page or click here

Learn more! Watch the accompanying video, "Koala GoGo presents Safe Swimming."