"If it hadn't been for drowning, your brother's children would have to go to middle school now." This is a saying that neighbors always say during the summer vacation.
Summer vacation is approaching, and schools usually teach children not to go to reservoirs or play in deep water. During the summer vacation, parents were informed by paper documents not to let their children play by the river. There are warning signs in places with shallow and deep water, including rivers, but drowning accidents happen frequently.
If there is a passing master who can swim, he can still save his life. If he is in a remote place with few people, he is afraid that a few children who cannot swim will rescue him blindly, and it is self-evident that a tragic accident will occur.
Every summer vacation, something heartbreaking happens. Is it because I am too playful, is it curiosity, or is I taking too much luck? Or there is insufficient parental supervision. If it doesn't work, let the children take more swimming lessons. If it doesn't work, take more drowning scenes, and teach them the correct method of rescuing, so as to minimize unnecessary things happening.
Things in the world are unpredictable, and parents cannot be like young children, accompanying them in everything. Generally, those who drown are primary and secondary school students. In the critical stage of formal growth, once an accident occurs, it will be a heavy blow, casting a shadow on the family.
Swimming lessons may be included in the article so that children can focus on learning knowledge in the weeks before summer vacation. Let the tragedy never happen again.
What do you think?
