Signs That Keep Us Safe

Preschool - Social Studies - Challenge Me

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  1. The lights are broken. Point to who decides now.

    Read aloud: The traffic lights at the crossing are broken and nothing is telling anybody when to go. Point to who decides now.

    • police-officer
    • crosswalk
    • gift
    • traffic-light
  2. Two signs, one corner. Point to the one for walkers.

    Read aloud: At this corner there is a sign for cars and a sign for people on foot. Point to the one that is for the people walking.

    • traffic-light
    • crosswalk
    • no-entry
    • gift
  3. Hot pan, wet floor, sharp edge. Point to the one sign.

    Read aloud: Three different dangers all need the same kind of sign: be careful here. Point to that sign.

    • crosswalk
    • no-entry
    • warning-sign
    • stop-sign
  4. No entry and no grown-up. Point to what you do.

    Read aloud: There is a no entry sign on the door and no grown-up is watching. Point to the thing that decides what you do.

    • door
    • book
    • window
    • no-entry
  5. Only a grown-up may use it. Point to that red thing.

    Read aloud: One red thing on the wall is only ever for grown-ups to use. Point to it.

    • fire-extinguisher
    • arrow-right
    • crosswalk
    • stop-sign
  6. A new sign for the pond gate. Point to the right one.

    Read aloud: The gate to the pond has to be shut to everybody unless a grown-up is there. Point to the sign that says that best.

    • no-entry
    • ramp
    • arrow-right
    • crosswalk
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