Examples of safe street crossing for young children.

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🚶 Stop at the Curb: 🛑 Always stop at the edge of the sidewalk before crossing.
• 👀 Look Left, Right, and Left Again: 🔄 Check for cars coming from both directions. Look again before stepping into the street.
• 🤝 Make Eye Contact: 👁️ Try to make eye contact with drivers to make sure they see you.
• 🚦 Use Crosswalks and Signals: 🚥 Always use crosswalks when available and obey traffic signals.
• 👂 Listen for Traffic: 🔈 Pay attention to the sounds of cars and other vehicles.
• 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Walk, Don't Run: 🚶‍♀️ Walk across the street, don't run. This helps you stay in control and see what's happening around you.
• 🧒 Adult Supervision: 🧑‍👧‍👦 When possible, cross the street with an adult.

🚦 Practice Quiz

1. What is the first thing you should do before crossing the street?
   1. A. Run across quickly
   2. B. Stop at the curb
   3. C. Close your eyes and hope for the best
   4. D. Start dancing
2. After stopping at the curb, what should you do?
   1. A. Look left only
   2. B. Look right only
   3. C. Look left, right, and left again
   4. D. Start yelling
3. Why is it important to make eye contact with drivers?
   1. A. To be polite
   2. B. To distract them
   3. C. To make sure they see you
   4. D. To challenge them to a staring contest
4. What should you use when crossing the street, if available?
   1. A. A trampoline
   2. B. A bicycle
   3. C. Crosswalks and traffic signals
   4. D. Roller skates
5. Besides looking, what else should you do to be aware of traffic?
   1. A. Sing loudly
   2. B. Listen for traffic
   3. C. Play a musical instrument
   4. D. Wear earplugs
6. Should you walk or run across the street?
   1. A. Run as fast as you can
   2. B. Do a cartwheel
   3. C. Walk
   4. D. Skip
7. Who should you cross the street with, when possible?
   1. A. A pet dog
   2. B. An adult
   3. C. A group of friends who aren't paying attention
   4. D. An imaginary friend