Wikijunior:Water Safety/meta

Organizational page for Wikijunior:Water Safety.

Useful images:
 * Image:Swimming lessons.jpg
 * Image:Wear your pfd.jpg
 * Image:Sleeping sailor.jpg
 * Image:Water safety information.jpg
 * Image:Swimming Lesson.jpg
 * Image:Martha passes swimming lessons.jpg
 * Image:Kids.jpg

Resources:
 * Kid's water safety from the USACE
 * Water safety tips from the Red Cross
 * Safe Passage

Hierarchy
1)Backyard Pools
 * Safety first:
 * Fences, locks/latches, accessible phone, learn FA/CPR, supervise the pool when in use <--for parents
 * Use only w/ permission & direct supervision <--for kids
 * Use stats from drowning report

2)Small Boats
 * Lifejackets:
 * Wear them, even if you can swim, even ...
 * Wear one that fits (how to tell)
 * What to take in boats
 * Sometimes there are laws that tell you
 * Even if there aren't, here's what you should take in a boat
 * Stuff to do before leaving
 * Tell someone where you're going, when you'll be back
 * Check the weather, and prepare accordingly

3)Big Boats
 * maybe not necessary?

4)Cold Water and Ice
 * Ice thickness stuff
 * Falling through ice
 * Stay flat on ice; break away the thin stuff, and climb on the thicker ice
 * Call for help
 * If rescuing someone who's fallen in, stay flat on the ice and reach to them with something
 * Get to shelter after; basic hypothermia treatment

5)Public Pools and Supervised Waterfronts
 * What is the lifeguard's job?
 * We do prevention first, safety supervision second - we are not babysitters
 * What is the parent's job?
 * Supervise your children in accordance with facility rules (ie 2:1, 3:1 whatever) especially toddlers (insert stats from the latest drowning report)
 * If something happens, don't hesitate to let the guards know.