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Let's Go: Teaching road safety to under 5s with The Children's Traffic Club
How do you teach road safety and active travel to children under 5 in an engaging and memorable way? We have reviewed The Children's Traffic Club's new road safety and active travel activity pack, and it's a great interactive resource for teaching young children. It uses Augmented Reality alongside an activity book, flashcards and downloadable worksheets to spread messages of road safety and the importance of being active.
This safe and unsafe situations worksheet is designed to help your learners understand how to cross the road safely. It's fun, and can be used to create a discussion around road safety. Learners need to colour in the safe or unsafe box for each image on the sheet. They can colour the safe situations green and the unsafe situations red. The worksheet features lots of colourful illustrations depicting different road crossing scenes, to help keep learners engaged.
Road Safety for Children. Teach your kids the basics of Safety on the road. They should learn how to cross the road carefully and safely. #Roadsafety #roadawareness #harshaauto
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A road safety worksheet is one of the most effective ways to teach children how to stay safe near traffic. Keeping kids safe around roads is a critical life skill, but making it engaging can be a challenge. Packed with hands-on activities, this free printable turns learning into a fun and interactive experience, helping kids absorb essential safety rules without feeling like they’re being taught.
