Climbing Equipment
1. Climbing without following the designated route, climbing up from the side, or using unusual climbing points. For example, on a climbing frame, climbing from the edge instead of using the ladder.
2. Fighting and shoving other children while climbing. Fighting at heights can easily lead to loss of balance and falls.
3. Climbing quickly and then jumping down without looking below. This can cause injuries, especially from high heights, where the impact is significant.
Slides
1. Sliding down a slide backwards. This can easily lead to falling headfirst, causing serious head and neck injuries.
2. Sliding down a slide while lying on one’s stomach. This can cause a tumble and injury.
3. Multiple children sliding down a slide at the same time. This can easily lead to collisions and crushing accidents.
Swings
1. Standing on a swing or jumping off before it stops. Standing on a swing is very unstable, and jumping off before it stops can easily lead to falls and injuries.
2. Pushing a swing too hard, causing it to swing too far. Excessive swings can break the ropes or throw people out.
3. Running or playing near a swing. When a swing is swinging, it can easily hit children playing nearby.
Merry-go-around Equipment
1. Entering or exiting a ride before it has completely stopped. This can easily lead to injuries from being hit by rotating parts.
2. Extending your arms or legs outside a rotating ride can lead to them getting caught or struck by nearby objects, resulting in fractures and other injuries.
3. Standing or performing dangerous maneuvers on rotating equipment. Due to the instability of rotating equipment, standing or performing dangerous maneuvers can easily lead to falls.
