Man-made hazards

Hey there, little one! Man-made hazards are things that people make that can be dangerous to other people or the environment. It's kind of like when you play with your toys and accidentally knock over something that breaks or hurts someone. But instead of toys, these are things that grown-ups make like factories, cars, and even some medicines that can be bad if they're not used correctly.

Now, let's talk about some man-made hazards. Did you know that factories release a lot of smoke and chemicals into the air? This can be really bad for the environment and can make people sick if they breathe it in. That's why grown-ups try to make factories cleaner and safer so that they don't hurt people and the environment.

Another man-made hazard is cars. Even though they help us get places quickly, they can also be dangerous if people don't drive carefully. That's why grown-ups teach us to wear our seatbelts and not play with our toys in the car, right?

Lastly, let's talk about medicines. Sometimes, grown-ups need special medicine to help them feel better or to cure them of an illness, but these medicines can be dangerous if they're not used correctly. For example, grown-ups should never take too much medicine at one time or take medicines that weren't prescribed to them by a doctor.

So, remember, little one: man-made hazards are things that people make that can be dangerous, but grown-ups always try their best to keep us safe by making things cleaner, driving carefully, and following the rules for using medicines.