Class 3 Science · CBSE / NCERT
Safety and First Aid Class 3 Science Worksheet NCERT with Quiz and Activities
How do we cross a road safely, what goes in a first aid box and what should we do for a small burn? Learn it all with this Safety and First Aid worksheet for Class 3: take the Safety and First Aid Class 3 quiz, try the first aid labs and play the Safety and First Aid Class 3 activities online, in line with CBSE and the NCERT book Our Wondrous World.
Flip the cards and try the Road Crossing Lab, then tap the Games, Labs or Challenges island.
Safety and First Aid Class 3 Online Quiz
20 questions · tap an answer to move on · full review at the end
What does a red traffic light mean?
Safety and First Aid Class 3 Activities
Spot, cross, pack and help. Earn up to 3 stars in every activity.
This Safety and First Aid worksheet for Class 3 helps children practise staying safe. Flip the fact cards, cross the road in the Road Crossing Lab, then play the games, do the labs and try the challenges.
Fact cards: tap a card to flip it
Road Crossing Lab
Drag the child to the zebra crossing, look right, left and right again, and cross only when the car signal turns red.
🧒 Help the child cross safely: walk along the footpath to the zebra crossing, look right, left and right again, then cross only when the car signal is red.
- 🦓Step 1: Go to the zebra crossing
Drag the child along the footpath to the zebra crossing. - 👀Step 2: Look right, left, right
Tap the Look button three times. - 🚦Step 3: Cross when cars stop
Wait until the car signal is red, then drag the child straight across. - ⬜Step 4: What did we find?
Finish steps 1 to 3 to unlock.
Safe or Unsafe?
Game 1 of 5Goal: Sort each action into safe or unsafe.
How to play: Drag each card into the Safe or Unsafe box.
Would a grown-up be happy to see you do this?
First Aid Box Bubbles
Game 2 of 5Goal: Pop every bubble with something that belongs in a first aid box.
How to play: Tap a bubble to pop it. Leave the other things floating.
Bandages, cotton, antiseptic and a thermometer help when someone is hurt or ill.
First Aid Memory
Game 3 of 5Goal: Match each injury with its first aid.
How to play: Flip two cards. An injury and its first aid stay open when they match.
Burns need cool running water. Nosebleeds need leaning forward.
Signals and Signs
Game 4 of 5Goal: Match each traffic light and road sign with its meaning.
How to play: Drag each meaning onto the right light or sign.
Red stops, yellow warns, green goes.
Spot the Danger
Game 5 of 5Goal: Find 6 dangers in the house.
How to play: Look at the room and tap every danger you see. Safe things will not count.
Dangers found: 0 / 6
Look for sharp, hot, electric and poisonous things within a child’s reach.
First Aid for a Cut
Workshop 1 of 5Goal: Give first aid for a small cut on the knee.
How to play: Drag the first aid things onto the knee in the right order: wash, press, antiseptic, bandage.
Clean first, then stop the bleeding, then protect it.
First Aid for a Burn
Workshop 2 of 5Goal: Find the right first aid for a small burn on the hand.
How to play: Drag the right thing onto the burnt hand. Then drag the timer to 10 minutes and finish with a clean, loose cover.
⏱️ Cooling: 0 minutes
Cool, not icy. Nothing greasy.
Pack a First Aid Box
Workshop 3 of 5Goal: Pack the first aid box with the right things.
How to play: Drag the 5 things that belong in a first aid box into it. Leave the others out.
A first aid box helps with cuts, burns and fever.
Emergency Phone
Workshop 4 of 5Goal: Call the right number for each emergency.
How to play: Drag each number card onto the emergency it is for.
100 police, 101 fire, 102 ambulance, 112 any emergency.
Safety Gear Lab
Workshop 5 of 5Goal: Give everyone the right safety gear.
How to play: Drag each piece of safety gear to the person who needs it.
Helmets for cycling, knee pads for skating, seat belts in cars, life jackets on boats.
Safety Detective
Challenge 1 of 5Goal: Get 3 marks.
How to play: For each question, tap the right answer, then press Submit.
1. Which one is safe?
2. Which number calls an ambulance?
3. What should you do first for a small burn?
Zebra crossing, 102 and cool water.
Swipe: True or False?
Challenge 2 of 5Goal: Get 3 marks.
How to play: Drag each card to ⬅ False or True ➡. You can also tap the card, then tap a side.
Medicines are not sweets.
Count the First Aid Box
Challenge 3 of 5Goal: Get 3 marks.
How to play: Look inside the open first aid box and type the numbers.
Count each kind carefully.
Crossing the Road
Challenge 4 of 5Goal: Get 3 marks.
How to play: Drag the three steps into the boxes in the right order. Each step can be placed once.
You must stop before you can look, and look before you cross.
Traffic Light Test
Challenge 5 of 5Goal: Get 3 marks.
How to play: Read the question and tap the right light. Your first tap counts.
Question 1 of 3: Tap the light that tells cars to STOP.
Red on top, yellow in the middle, green at the bottom.
Challenge marks: 0 / 15 (0 of 5 challenges done)
Finish all 5 challenges to see your comment.
Practice sheet
Type your answers in the boxes. For word answers write in small letters. Press Check when you finish.
ARoad safety: complete the sentence
BFirst aid: complete the sentence
CCount and write the number
DWrite safe or unsafe
Safety and First Aid Class 3 Complete Guide
Accidents can happen anywhere, but simple safety rules and quick first aid keep us safe. This guide explains them in simple words for Class 3 students, parents and teachers. It goes with the Safety and First Aid worksheet for Class 3 on this page and covers safety at home, on the road, at school and play, and in water, safety gear, first aid for small injuries, the first aid box and emergency numbers.
Introduction to NCERT Class 3 Science Safety and First Aid
Book: Our Wondrous World (The World Around Us), the NCERT textbook for Grade 3. Topic: Safety and First Aid. Board: CBSE and other schools that follow NCERT. The new NCERT book builds safe habits through everyday situations at home, school and on the road. This page is built around the learning goals schools test for the topic; it is not a copy of a single chapter.
What is there in this topic
- Safety at home: electricity, fire, sharp things, medicines
- Road safety: footpath, zebra crossing, traffic lights, seat belts
- Safety at school and in the playground
- Safety gear: helmets, knee pads, seat belts, life jackets
- First aid for cuts, burns, nosebleeds, stings and sprains
- The first aid box and emergency numbers
Learning objectives
These objectives are written for this page from the topic's goals; they are not copied from the NCERT book.
- Tell safe actions from unsafe ones at home, school and on the road.
- Follow the steps for crossing a road safely.
- Give simple first aid for small injuries and know when to call a grown-up.
- Name the things in a first aid box.
- Know India's emergency numbers.
Learning outcomes
After this page a child can:
- Explain what the red, yellow and green traffic lights mean.
- Show the right first aid for a small cut and a small burn.
- Choose the right safety gear for cycling, skating, car and boat rides.
- Spot dangers in a home.
- Say which number to call for fire, police and an ambulance.
Safety and First Aid Class 3 resources on this page
| Resource | What it does |
|---|---|
| Safety and First Aid Class 3 quiz | 20 questions in three levels with a full answer review |
| Flip cards | Six cards: home, road, safety gear, school and play, first aid and emergency numbers |
| Road Crossing Lab | Walk a child to the zebra crossing, look right-left-right and cross when cars stop |
| 5 games | Safe or unsafe, first aid box bubbles, first aid memory, signals and signs, spot the danger |
| 5 labs | First aid for a cut, first aid for a burn, pack a first aid box, emergency phone, safety gear |
| 5 challenges | Marked out of 3 each with a total out of 15 |
| Practice sheet | 16 questions with word banks and a live score |
Safety rules
| Where | Rules |
|---|---|
| Home | Do not touch sockets or switches with wet hands. Keep away from matches, stoves and sharp knives without a grown-up. Never take medicine on your own. |
| Road | Walk on the footpath. Cross at the zebra crossing. Look right, left and right again. Obey traffic lights. Wear a seat belt in a car and a helmet on a cycle. |
| School | Walk on stairs and in corridors. Do not push in queues. Do not throw things. |
| Playground | Wait your turn on swings and slides. Wear knee pads and a helmet for skating. |
| Water | Swim only with a grown-up nearby. Wear a life jacket on a boat. |
First aid
First aid is the first help given to a hurt person before a doctor comes. Children should always tell a grown-up first.
| Injury | First aid |
|---|---|
| Small cut | Wash with clean water, press with a clean cloth, apply antiseptic and cover with a bandage |
| Small burn | Hold under cool running water for about 10 minutes; cover loosely with a clean cloth. No ice, butter or toothpaste |
| Nosebleed | Sit up, lean forward and pinch the soft part of the nose |
| Insect sting | Tell a grown-up, wash the area and put a cold pack on it |
| Twisted ankle | Rest it, put a cold pack wrapped in cloth and raise the foot |
First aid box and emergency numbers
A first aid box has bandages, cotton wool, antiseptic liquid and cream, scissors, a thermometer and a cold pack. In India, call 112 for any emergency, 100 for police, 101 for fire and 102 or 108 for an ambulance.
Types of questions
- Safe or unsafe
- Meaning of traffic lights and road signs
- First aid steps in order
- Things in a first aid box
- Emergency numbers
- Reason questions about safety rules
Solved examples
Common mistakes
| Mistake | Correct idea |
|---|---|
| Put ice or butter on a burn | Use cool running water |
| Tilt the head back for a nosebleed | Lean forward and pinch the nose |
| Cross anywhere if no car is near | Always cross at the zebra crossing |
| Seat belts are only for grown-ups | Everyone in a car should wear one |
| Medicines are like sweets | Take medicine only from a grown-up |
| Call emergency numbers for fun | Call only in a real emergency |
Daily life
We wear helmets on cycles, buckle seat belts, walk on footpaths, keep medicines high up, switch off appliances after use and keep a first aid box at home and school.
What your child learns from the Safety and First Aid worksheet
- To stop, think and choose the safe action
- To help calmly when someone is hurt
- To know when and how to call for help
- To keep others safe too
Tips for parents and teachers
- Practise crossing a quiet road together using look right-left-right.
- Open your home first aid box and name each item.
- Stick the emergency numbers on the fridge.
- Do a home safety hunt for dangers.
- Let the child retry the challenges to earn 3 stars.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is first aid for Class 3?
First aid is the first help given to a hurt or sick person before a doctor comes. Children should always tell a grown-up first.
What are the safety rules on the road?
Walk on the footpath, cross at the zebra crossing, look right, left and right again, obey traffic lights, wear a seat belt in a car and a helmet on a cycle.
What do traffic light colours mean?
Red means stop, yellow means get ready and green means go.
What is the first aid for a small cut?
Wash it with clean water, press gently with a clean cloth to stop bleeding, apply antiseptic and cover it with a bandage.
What is the first aid for a small burn?
Hold the burn under cool running water for about 10 minutes, then cover it loosely with a clean cloth. Do not put ice, butter or toothpaste on it.
What is kept in a first aid box?
Bandages, cotton wool, antiseptic, scissors, a thermometer and a cold pack.
What are the emergency numbers in India?
112 for any emergency, 100 for police, 101 for fire and 102 or 108 for an ambulance.
Does this page have Safety and First Aid Class 3 questions and answers?
Yes. The 20-question Safety and First Aid Class 3 quiz shows the correct answer and a reason for every question at the end, and the practice sheet has a Show answers button for all 16 questions.
Is this worksheet based on CBSE and NCERT?
Yes. It follows the CBSE Class 3 Science syllabus and the NCERT approach used in the Grade 3 book Our Wondrous World.
What activities can children do on this page?
They can cross a road safely, give first aid for a cut and a burn, pack a first aid box, call the right emergency number, choose safety gear and spot dangers at home, all on the screen.
Can my child use these activities on a phone?
Yes. All drag activities work with a finger on phones and tablets and with a mouse on computers. Tapping also works.
What is included on this page?
A 20-question quiz with review, flip cards, the Road Crossing Lab, 5 games, 5 labs, 5 marked challenges, a 16-question practice sheet, a complete guide, 12 related Class 3 Science worksheets and these FAQs.
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