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Road safety is very important. When you are a passenger in a car there are rules that needs to be obeyed. Some important rules are to fasten your seatbelt and to keep the noise

level down, to not distract the driver.

We need to know road signs and hand signals when driving a vehicle, truck or bicycle.

These are some signs we see on our way to school. Can you help me identify them?

This white lines is painted on the road in front of each school. We call this a pedestrian. Cars need to stop when there is people walking across the

road on this sign.

Before you cross a street always look RIGHT, LEFT and RIGHT again.

Each school also have learners to look after our safety before and after school, known as the scholar patrol.

They see to it that vehicles stop to give learners a chance to cross the road.

We push the button on the robot to give us a chance to cross the road safely. We can only cross

the road when this man is presented in a green light

Play on the sidewalk of the road. It is saver and cars would be able to see you.

Traffic officers see to it that people obey the rules of the road to make it safe for us. They help us to pass the main roads where there are no nearby scholar patrol.

When crossing a road always hold an older persons hand. They will ensure that you cross the road safely.

Your parents are not allowed to talk or text a message while driving a car.

Always wear a helmet when riding a bike. Ensure that you have both of your hands on the bicycles handles.

Here are some hand signals. The first signal represents a left turn. The second signal

represents a right turn. The last signal represents a stop sign.

Always make sure that you parents stick to the speed limit to prevent accidents.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nj2DRsdhn80

Remember to take a drive to these links....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bh9NFeXFlU

Slide 2: There are two important rules when wê re passengers in a car. Can you identify them?

(knowledge, level 1)Slide 3: Predict what will happen if we do not know

our road signs or hand signals? (Comprehension, Level 2)

Slide 4: Demonstrate the following hand signals for me, left turn, right turn and stop! (Application, level

3)Slide 5: Can you identify some of these road signs?

Slide 7: Summarize the purpose of the scholar patrol in two words. (

Analysis What do you think can happen when the driver is talking on his phone while driving?

Synthesis What might happen to the girls if they do not play on the sidewalk?

Evaluation

What was the most important road safety rule for you? Why do you say so?

Can you think of another road safety rule?

Implementation

•This Power Point can be used at the beginning of your lesson on road safety•First introduce this story to your learners as it will lay a good background of road safety •This story will ensure that you cover most of the road signs and road safety concepts but stills give children the opportunity to give their own input•After you implemented the story you can then give learners a worksheet on road safety•You can divide your learners in to groups and they can have role-plays on the ideal and then not ideal road safety of people •You can ask a traffic officer to come and talk to your learners

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