📖 Staying SafeAges 4-6
Sharp Things
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Tess wanted to cut some paper, and she saw the big, sharp kitchen scissors on the side. She also saw a sharp knife near the chopping board. They looked useful — but Tess knew that sharp things like big knives and grown-up scissors are not for children to use without a grown-up. (Feeling words: Careful)
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Why are sharp things like knives not safe for children to use alone?
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