Activities With Traffic Signs for Early Childhood Education

We have selected some activities with traffic signs that can be worked on in classrooms. In addition, teachers can apply as homework, so that students carry out the activities with their parents, precisely to make them aware too.

On September 25th, the National Traffic Day is celebrated. The date is included in the National Traffic Week, which always takes place between the 18th and 25th of September. The main objective is to make drivers and pedestrians aware of traffic precautions.

The awareness date was inserted in the calendar after the creation of the Brazil Traffic Code, which happened in September 1997. Usually specific themes are used each year that are debated throughout the week. All themes are chosen by the National Traffic Council (Contran).

1) Complete with right (C) or wrong (E) the questions below, according to the traffic rules:

( ) I always look both ways before crossing the street.

( ) My sister always “sticks” the red light.

( ) My friends and I play soccer in the street.

( ) When we leave the car, Mom tells everyone to put on their seat belts.

( ) the continuous strip painted on the road floor means that you cannot overtake.

2) Why is breaking the laws and traffic signs a crime?

3) Every year in Brazil about 50,000 people die in traffic accidents. In your opinion, why does this happen?

4) Find words related to traffic.

traffic education crossword

5) TRANSIT is the movement of means of transport and pedestrians on the streets.
Now underline everything related to your neighborhood:
It has preserved streets.
It has crosswalks.
It has traffic lights.
It has dangerous curves.
It has many holes.
It's well signposted.

In relation to drivers:

Drivers are polite.
Drivers do not respect traffic signs.
Drivers do not respect pedestrians.
Drivers are prudent.