Level 1 Road Safety Activity Book - RAA...1901129 Street Smart Primary - Level 1 Activity Book...
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You have buckled up and an adult has checked. Have another turn. You are wearing bright colours. Have another turn. You ran on the road to get a ball. Miss a turn. You forgot to listen for cars. Go back 3 spaces. SCHOOL Congratulations! You are now a Road Safety champion. You remembered to use the pedestrian crossing. Go on to 18. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Finish START Information for Parents RAA, Lifetime Support Authority and the Government of South Australia believe road safety is an important life skill that should be taught from an early age. That is why we’ve developed the Street Smart Primary program, which provides a trained teacher to work with classroom teachers to instruct children in important road safety concepts. Today your child has taken part in a Street Smart Primary road safety lesson with their class. We’d like to encourage you to remember that road safety can, and should, be taught in your family home as well. It’s easy to incorporate it into your everyday lives too. Even just talking about it on the drive to school or the walk to the bus stop every so often can make a big difference. Children often look to celebrities and sporting heroes as their role models, but when it comes to road safety, the example set by their parents and carers is the most important. The lessons your child learns about road safety will shape their behaviour now and in later years. Level 1 Road Safety Activity Book Name: Our partners Call us on 8202 8214 or email [email protected] www.raa.com.au/streetsmartprimary DP1901129 02/20 EK RAA Think Safety game
Transcript of Level 1 Road Safety Activity Book - RAA...1901129 Street Smart Primary - Level 1 Activity Book...
You have buckled upand an adult haschecked.Have another turn.
You are wearingbright colours.Have another turn.
You ran on theroad to get a ball.Miss a turn.
You forgot to listen for cars.Go back 3 spaces.
SCHOOL
Congratulations! You are now a Road Safety champion.
You remembered touse the pedestriancrossing.Go on to 18.
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Information for ParentsRAA, Lifetime Support Authority and the Government of South Australia believe road safety is an important life skill that should be taught from an early age. That is why we’ve developed the Street Smart Primary program, which provides a trained teacher to work with classroom teachers to instruct children in important road safety concepts.
Today your child has taken part in a Street Smart Primary road safety lesson with their class.
We’d like to encourage you to remember that road safety can, and should, be taught in your family home as well.
It’s easy to incorporate it into your everyday lives too. Even just talking about it on the drive to school or the walk to the bus stop every so often can make a big difference.
Children often look to celebrities and sporting heroes as their role models, but when it comes to road safety, the example set by their parents and carers is the most important.
The lessons your child learns about road safety will shape their behaviour now and in later years.
Level 1Road Safety Activity Book
Name:
Our partners
Call us on 8202 8214 or email [email protected]/streetsmartprimary
DP
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02/
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RAA Think Safety
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You are ready to go out.
1. road2. pedestrian crossing
3. kerb4. footpath
Use these words to label the road
Crossing capers
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Word scramble
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Unscramble the safety words, then draw a symbol to match the words.
Draw yourself in your outfit in the mirror
Buckle up!Many children don’t fit a seatbelt properly until they are at least 145cm tall.Have someone at school or at home measure you to see how tall you are.
Record how tall you are on this height chart and draw yourself on the chart up to your height.
Did you know?
What are you wearing to make yourself visible to drivers?
Draw yourself in your car seat wearing your seatbelt.
For more advice on child restraints call RAA Safety Centre 8202 4592 or visit www.raa.com.au/childrestraints
The law states that children seven years and over must use an approved child restraint,
until they’re able to wear a properly adjusted and fastened seatbelt. Most seven year olds
can’t fit a seatbelt properly; in fact many children won’t be able to wear a seatbelt
properly until they’re 10 years old or more.
It is also important to remember that children are safest in the rear row of seats.
It is not recommended to put a child under 12 years in the front passenger seat
with an airbag.
Congratulations!
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