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Road Safety Signs

Road Safety Signs

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🚦 Part 1: Identifying Road Signs

1. Circle the correct meaning for each road sign:

STOP Sign:

Slow down and look both ways

Come to a complete stop before proceeding

Give way to other vehicles

Pedestrian Crossing Sign:

Cars only zone

Safe place for people to cross the road

No walking allowed

School Zone Sign:

Drive faster to get past quickly

Slow down - children may be crossing

Only school buses allowed

2. Match the road signs with their meanings:
1. Bicycle Lane Sign
2. Give Way Sign
3. No Entry Sign
4. Speed Limit Sign
A. Shows maximum safe driving speed
B. Special path for cyclists
C. Let other traffic go first
D. Do not enter this area

🚶‍♀️ Part 2: Road User Responsibilities

3. Check all the safe behaviours for pedestrians:

Look left, right, then left again before crossing

Use pedestrian crossings when available

Run across the road quickly

Walk on footpaths when possible

Listen to music with headphones while crossing

Make eye contact with drivers before crossing

4. Check all the safe behaviours for cyclists:

Always wear a helmet

Ride on the footpath near busy roads

Use hand signals when turning

Ride in bicycle lanes when available

Wear bright clothing to be seen

Ride two people on one bike

✏️ Part 3: Fill in the Blanks

5. Complete these road safety sentences:

Before crossing the road, I should look _______, then _______, then _______ again.

When riding a bicycle, I must always wear a _______________ to protect my head.

A _____________ crossing is a safe place for pedestrians to cross the road.

In a school zone, drivers must slow down because _____________ might be crossing the road.

The _______ sign means drivers must come to a complete stop before continuing.

🎨 Part 4: Design and Explain

6. Design your own road safety sign in the box below. Think about what message you want to share to keep people safe.
7. Explain what your road safety sign means and why it's important:

🤔 Part 5: Think and Reflect

8. Describe a time when you saw someone being safe on the road. What did they do?
9. Why is it important for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers to work together to keep roads safe?
10. What is one new thing you learned about road safety today?

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