Fire safety education, fire reporting experience, fire detector that saves life

Elevator safety education, experience of elevator accident

How to use fire extinguisher (hydrant), experience of lab fire fighting

Living room, kitchen, bathroom

Camping safety rules, safe outdoor activities

Experience of fire evacuation

Safe workplace, risk factors on roads, construction site safety

Safety education for evacuation instruments, experience of descending lifeline, evacuation rescue team

Traffic safety education, pedestrian rules, crossing roads

Platform safety rules, subway car safety rules, evacuation in case of fire

Bus safety rules, emergency evacuation in case of bus accident

Bicycle safety education, safe biking (simulator video)

Car safety rules, car rollover experience, dos and don’ts in case of traffic accident

Safety education against wind and flood damage, prevention of damage, experience of typhoon and strong wind

Fine dust as a silent killer, daily action plans against fine dust, fine dust quiz, risk of infectious diseases

Safety education against earthquake, earthquake at school, evacuation to the playing field, watch out for aftershocks

Emergency response in case of alarms, CBR protective gear, survival backpack

Caution for vessel passengers, rescue facilities, evacuation in case of vessel accident, swimming safety education

280 days of journey
Rainbow touch, a very small praise, vow of love

Facing stress, relieving stress

Birth of life
Sex for teenagers (recommended for 4^th or higher graders in elementary school)
Report distorted sex My unique sex (personality)

• WWith You (sexual violence)-(recommended for 4^th or higher graders in elementary school))
• Positive emoticon contest (bullying at school)-(recommended for 4th or higher graders in elementary school)
• You are not alone (saving life)-(recommended for 4th or higher graders in elementary school)
• Our valuable human rights

Our safe neighborhood, moot court

Preliminary education for prevention of addiction
Indirect experience of drinking (recommended for 4th or higher graders in elementary school)
Indirect experience of smoking (recommended for 4th or higher graders in elementary school)

Pleasant, should be fun for all, onlooker to helpful defender, smartphone manners

Epilogue (me, you, and us)