Road crossings to keep you safe continued
Zebra crossing Section of road painted with black and white stripes Pelican crossing Section of road controlled by traffic lights They don’t always have black and white stripes The...
Road crossings to keep you safe
Keeping safe on the roads Look at the clues. Each represents something that keeps you safe on the roads. Can you guess what they are?
The Green Cross Code
Look at your worksheet. It explains the Green Cross Code which is designed to help you cross roads safely. Fill in the blanks using the...
Keeping safe on the roads continued
Roads are risky because… Roads are noisy and busy Many people use them Lots vehicles and bikes are moving very quickly If you are knocked over by a...
Keeping safe on the roads
We use roads to get from place to place. We can travel on them in cars, buses, on bikes or on foot. However roads can be...
Baseline assessment continued
Discuss with your partner how the rules below help keep you safe: Wearing a seatbelt in the car Using floatation devices when you swim Only...
Baseline assessment
At home and at school, we have rules to keep us safe. Class question: What rules can you think of that keep you safe?
Learning outcomes
We will be able to: Identify risks in the wider world. Know about the Green Cross Code. Know about the Water Safety Code. Understand the dangers of fire. Identify...
Aim of lesson
Aim: Understand the physical risks at home and in the wider world Know how to keep safe when out and about
Ground rules
Only one person speaks at a time. We listen to the person speaking. You do not have to speak if you do not want to. Have fun...
