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Kids Firearm Safety 1 Hosted by the Scio Masonic Lodge #39
Name:
Kids Firearm Safety 1 Hosted by the Scio Masonic Lodge #39
Date:
June 26, 2022
Time:
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM PDT
Event Description:
Participation Requirements:
— Recommended age: 5 and up
— Parents must attend with their child
— Recommended age: 5 and up
— Parents must attend with their child
Course Content:
In this 1-hour classroom setting, instruction focuses on:
4 basic safety rules when no adult is around —
talking about what children should do if a gun is seen or found
4 basic gun safety rules when handling firearms
stressing the importance of practicing rules (by both students and parents)
discussing proper handling and storage of firearms
encouraging students and parents to start talking openly and honestly about gun safety
Each student will receive a Certification of Completion at the conclusion of the course.
In this 1-hour classroom setting, instruction focuses on:
4 basic safety rules when no adult is around —
talking about what children should do if a gun is seen or found
4 basic gun safety rules when handling firearms
stressing the importance of practicing rules (by both students and parents)
discussing proper handling and storage of firearms
encouraging students and parents to start talking openly and honestly about gun safety
Each student will receive a Certification of Completion at the conclusion of the course.
Parents play a key role in developing safe practices and are ultimately responsible for the behavior and safety of their child. Lessons and concepts can be quickly forgotten if not practiced regularly. Repetition, along with conversation, help children remember standard safety procedures
Register now!
For information regarding upcoming classes, visit https://kidssafefoundation.org/
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