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What
should children know before
going into the outdoors?
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Hug a tree when you think
you are lost. Talk to your tree. |
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| Always carry a trash bag and whistle
on a picnic, hike, or camping trip. When you are lost, make a hole in the side of
the bag for your face. To stay warm, put the bag over you
and put your face through the hole. Blow the whistle as
loud as you can.
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Make yourself big. Stand
up and wave your hands when you see a plane or
helicopter. |
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| There are no animals that
want to hurt you. If you hear a noise, yell at it or blow
your whistle. If it is an animal, it will run and hide.
If it is a searcher, you will be found. |
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Your parents won't be
angry with you for getting lost. There will be many
people helping your parents search for you. Don't be
afraid of strangers when you are lost. |
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