Lesson 4 Safety First
Safe Camping
Although camping trips can create sweet memories for many people, they can also be occasions ____ bad things happen.
If you plan to go ____ with family or friends this summer, you need to keep several things in mind for your safety.
Listen to Yumin's family talk about their ____ trip.
They seem to know what to do to make their ____ trip safe and fun.
Dad, why don't we put up our tent ____ here by this river?
I don't think ____ a good idea.
If it starts to rain, the ____ might overflow.
I know, but the ____ is clear.
I really like the ____ of the water!
The weather can change ____ in the mountains.
You never ____ when it might start to rain.
Okay. Safety first! Let's ____ another place.
When you set up a tent,
When ____ set up a tent, choose a flat, sunny area.
Avoid places too close to big trees that might be struck by ____.
____, I'm hungry. What's for lunch?
I'm cooking ____.
____, that's not enough for all of us.
Can we ____ more in a bigger pan?
I'm going to cook more, but we ____ to use this small pan.
Why do we have to use a ____ pan?
____ the pan should not be bigger than the burner.
If ____ use a big pan, it sends the heat back to the burner, and the gas can explode!
Oh, I ____ know that.
Here is one more tip
____ is one more tip about fire when you go camping.
Never use a gas heater or ____ inside a tent.
Your tent ____ catch fire, or you might pass out because the fire will use up the oxygen in the tent as it burns.
Ouch! ____!
Oh, I forgot to tell you to apply some bug ____. Here.
Thanks, Mom. Oh, you know ____?
We can rub orange peels on our skin instead of applying ____ spray.
It is a nature-friendly way to ____ mosquitoes away.
____ interesting!
Garlic can also keep ____ away.
You can ____ pieces of garlic at the entrance to the tent, and bugs will not come inside.