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Presented by : Waterloo Region Children’s Safety Village Halloween Safety Tips Presented by : Waterloo Region Children’s Safety Village

Wear make-up instead of a mask if possible Costume Safety Tips Wear make-up instead of a mask if possible Choose bright colors or add reflective tape Make sure your costume fits and is not too big or difficult to walk in

Safety Tips Wear a watch Be home on time Make sure your parents know when you will be home Plan ahead – tell your parents where you will be going

Safety Tips Carry a flash light Don’t eat your candy while you’re out Inspect your candy at home with an adult

Safety Tips Be careful when crossing the street Walk on sidewalks Walk on the left side of the road if there is no sidewalk Walk from house to house – do not run Do not cross yards and lawns

Safety Tips Only go to houses with lights on Walk in well lit areas Avoid short cuts, playgrounds and parks Never trick or treat alone Walk with parents or friends

If you go without your parents, remember to... Trick-or-treat in familiar neighborhoods. Trick or treat in a group with friends. Get help from an adult at a well lit house if approached by a stranger….do not go inside the house. Never accept a ride from a stranger.

Scream Run Contact the police Call 9-1-1 If a stranger approaches you, do whatever it takes to leave…. Scream Run Contact the police Call 9-1-1

Have spooky fun and make it safe for everyone!

Have a safe and Happy Halloween!