Signs That Keep Us Safe
Preschool - Social Studies - On Level
The bus put its sign out. Point to what you do.
Read aloud: The school bus has stopped and put out its red sign. Point to the part of you that should stay still now.
- ear
- foot
- nose
- eye
The light is red for people. Point to what you use.
Read aloud: At the crossing the little light is red, so nobody may walk yet. Point to the part of you that watches for it to change.
- foot
- ear
- mouth
- eye
A warning about something hot. Point to that thing.
Read aloud: A yellow warning sign is on the door of the kitchen because something in there is hot enough to burn. Point to it.
- quilt
- fire
- balloon
- book
No entry on the gate. Point to what stays shut.
Read aloud: The no entry sign is on the gate at the end of the yard. Point to the thing that has to stay shut.
- jar
- book
- window
- door
The alarm goes. Point to what you leave behind.
Read aloud: The alarm is ringing and everybody must go outside straight away. Point to the thing you leave exactly where it is.
- arrow-right
- door
- backpack
- teacher
The sign shows people, not words. Point to why.
Read aloud: The crossing sign uses a picture of people instead of writing. Point to the part of you it is drawn for.
- ear
- nose
- foot
- eye