Tips For Safe Trick-or-treating
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Tips for safe trick-or-treating Costume Safety
General Child Safety
Children should: • • • •
Children should never go inside homes or near dark houses. Children should not talk to strangers or get into any stranger’s car. Children should have their names and addresses attached to their costumes. Parents should examine treats before children eat them.
Pedestrian Safety •
Parents should go trick-or-treating with their children.
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Children should look both ways before crossing the street and cross at crosswalks.
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Children should carry flashlights and stay on sidewalks.
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Use face paint instead of wearing masks.
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Wear clothing that is bright, reflective and flame-retardant.
•
Wear well-fitting clothing and shoes— nothing too baggy or big.
Brought to you by:
Go to http://swotdc.blogspot.com for more information. Or, call Jess at (202) 518-6737.
Emergency: 911 C.O.I.N.N.S.
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Poison Control: (202) 625-3333
Ward 1 Halloween Events for Children, Youth and Families •
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Halloween Activities at the Trolley Park at 11th and Monroe, NW: Pumpkin decorating (October 24) and Halloween Costume Parade and Contest (October 31) Actividades para el Halloween en Trolley Park: Decoración de calabazas (24 de octubre) y Desfile y consurso de disfraces de Halloween (31 de octubre) MPD 4D Annual Haunted District: October 31, 4D station, 6001 Georgia Ave NW MPD 3D Sub Station: October 31 from 6:00 - 8:00 pm at Harriet Tubman Elementary School for ages 314 MPD 3D Main Station: October 31 from 6:00 - 8:00 pm at 1620 V St NW for children and teens Mentoring Works2 Halloween Party: October 30 from 5:00 - 8:00 pm at MW2 (2828 Georgia Ave NW) for children and teens
Details about these events are online: http://swotdc.blogspot.com
General Child Safety
Children should: • • • •
Children should never go inside homes or near dark houses. Children should not talk to strangers or get into any stranger’s car. Children should have their names and addresses attached to their costumes. Parents should examine treats before children eat them.
Pedestrian Safety •
Parents should go trick-or-treating with their children.
•
Children should look both ways before crossing the street and cross at crosswalks.
•
Children should carry flashlights and stay on sidewalks.
•
Use face paint instead of wearing masks.
•
Wear clothing that is bright, reflective and flame-retardant.
•
Wear well-fitting clothing and shoes— nothing too baggy or big.
Brought to you by:
Go to http://swotdc.blogspot.com for more information. Or, call Jess at (202) 518-6737.
Emergency: 911 C.O.I.N.N.S.
*
Poison Control: (202) 625-3333
Ward 1 Halloween Events for Children, Youth and Families •
•
•
•
•
•
Halloween Activities at the Trolley Park at 11th and Monroe, NW: Pumpkin decorating (October 24) and Halloween Costume Parade and Contest (October 31) Actividades para el Halloween en Trolley Park: Decoración de calabazas (24 de octubre) y Desfile y consurso de disfraces de Halloween (31 de octubre) MPD 4D Annual Haunted District: October 31, 4D station, 6001 Georgia Ave NW MPD 3D Sub Station: October 31 from 6:00 - 8:00 pm at Harriet Tubman Elementary School for ages 314 MPD 3D Main Station: October 31 from 6:00 - 8:00 pm at 1620 V St NW for children and teens Mentoring Works2 Halloween Party: October 30 from 5:00 - 8:00 pm at MW2 (2828 Georgia Ave NW) for children and teens
Details about these events are online: http://swotdc.blogspot.com
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