If you have a cut make sure you apply pressure to the cut to help stop the bleeding.  By raising the cut area above your heart will help slow down the blood and let the blood clot.
If you hurt your hand place your hand to about your shoulders and rest it on your body.  No need to hold it right in the air like you are answering a question in school.
If its your leg lay down and raise your leg.  No need to do the Can Can. 

If you burn yourself or someone else is burnt run water over the burnt area for upto 20 mins  

First Aid cuts, Burns and stings 

The Bushcraftman standing in front of a group of children in a village setting, with a warm smile on his face and nature in the background

In a quiet village, there lived a wise man named Bushcraftman. He loved teaching children about nature and safety. One sunny day, he gathered the children for a special lesson. 'Today,' he said, 'we will learn about first aid for cuts, burns, and stings.' The children were excited to learn from him.

The Adventure Begins

The Bushcraftman demonstrating how to apply pressure to a cut on his arm, with a focused expression

Bushcraftman showed the children how to handle a cut. 'If you have a cut, apply pressure to stop the bleeding,' he explained. He demonstrated how to raise the cut above the heart. 'This helps slow down the blood and lets it clot,' he added. The children watched closely, eager to try it themselves.

The Cut

The Bushcraftman with his hand raised to his shoulder, a playful grin on his face

'If you hurt your hand,' Bushcraftman continued, 'raise it to your shoulder and rest it on your body.' He chuckled, 'No need to hold it up like you're answering a question in school!' The children giggled at the thought. They practiced raising their hands just like Bushcraftman showed them. It was fun and educational.

Hands Up!

The Bushcraftman lying down with one leg raised, surrounded by nature

Next, Bushcraftman spoke about hurting a leg. 'If it's your leg, lie down and raise it,' he instructed. 'No need to do the Can Can,' he joked, making everyone laugh. The children lay down and practiced raising their legs. They learned how important it was to keep calm and follow the steps.

Legs at Rest

The Bushcraftman pouring water over his arm, demonstrating burn treatment in an outdoor setting

Bushcraftman then talked about burns. 'If you burn yourself, run water over the area for up to 20 minutes,' he said. He showed them how to gently pour water over a pretend burn. 'This cools the burn and eases the pain,' he explained. The children listened carefully, understanding the importance of this step.

The Burn

The Bushcraftman with an encouraging expression, surrounded by raised hands of children answering his questions

To make sure everyone understood, Bushcraftman asked questions. 'What do you do for a cut?' he asked. 'Apply pressure and raise it!' the children shouted. 'And for a burn?' he continued. 'Run water over it!' they replied confidently, showing they had learned well.

A Test of Knowledge

The Bushcraftman gently removing a bee stinger from a child's arm, with a calm and reassuring expression

Suddenly, a bee buzzed by and stung one of the children. Bushcraftman quickly helped. 'Stay calm and remove the stinger,' he instructed. He showed how to do it gently. The child felt better, and everyone was amazed at how quick and helpful Bushcraftman was.

A Surprise Sting

The Bushcraftman surrounded by cheering children in a natural setting, with a proud smile on his face

The day ended with smiles and gratitude. The children thanked Bushcraftman for his wisdom. They promised to remember his lessons. 'Safety first!' they all cheered together. With newfound knowledge, they felt ready for any adventure.