Kindergarten traffic safety education content

Kindergarten traffic safety education content includes:

1. Recognition of traffic lights; 2. Understanding of zebra crossings; 3. Understanding of basic traffic signs; 4. Key points of safety when crossing the road; 5 , Principles of walking on the road; 6. Precautions for riding a two-wheeler; 7. Tips for riding public transport; 8. Safety precautions for riding a private car; 9. Traffic safety precautions in special weather; 10. Precautions for riding a bicycle.

1. Recognition of traffic lights

In the process of traffic safety education in kindergartens, children must first learn to recognize traffic lights. Stop when the red light is on, go when the green light is on, and be cautious when the yellow light is on. It is best to simulate teaching and set up three-color signal lights in the kindergarten so that children can practice repeatedly and form conditioned reflexes, which can play a good educational role.

2. Understanding of zebra crossings

The content of traffic safety education in kindergartens must include understanding of zebra crossings, and children must even be taken to the road for on-site teaching. Let the children remember what a zebra crossing looks like and what it is used for.

3. Basic understanding of traffic signs

In traffic safety education classes, children should be taught to recognize some basic traffic signs, such as pedestrian lane signs, attention signal lights, and sidewalk signs. Being able to understand some basic traffic signs will be of great help in improving traffic safety awareness.

4. Key points for safety when crossing the road

Crossing the road is a common problem in life. Therefore, in the early childhood traffic safety education class, there are especially things that children should learn. When crossing the road, you must walk on a zebra crossing. When walking on a zebra crossing, you must first look to the left to see if there is no oncoming traffic; when you reach the middle, look to the right to see if there is no oncoming traffic. Let the child form a conditioned reflex.

It is also emphasized that you must never run a red light or climb over the middle guardrail to cross the road.

5. Principles of walking on the road

Traffic accidents are easy to occur when walking on the road. In kindergarten traffic safety classes, it should be emphasized that pedestrians should walk on the sidewalk, keep to the right, and do not chase. When playing around, pay attention to passing vehicles and manhole covers under your feet. Especially in rainy weather, we must emphasize not to walk in the water, as it may fall into the sewer.

6. Precautions for riding a two-wheeled vehicle

When riding a two-wheeled vehicle, each person must have a helmet. The two-wheeled vehicle can only carry one person. Overloading and reverse driving are strictly prohibited. You should tell your children to sit upright when riding a two-wheeler, hold them firmly and not swing greatly, and not reach out or touch your feet at will to avoid accidents.

7. Tips for taking public transportation

When taking public transportation, you must pay attention to hygiene and be sure to sit firmly and firmly. You are not allowed to fight, chase or play at will on the public transport. When getting on or off the bus, you must pay attention to the direction. When getting on the bus, you must wait for the bus to stop before queuing up to get on the bus from the front door. When getting off the bus, you must also stop from the back. Get out of the car and wait for the car to drive away before walking.

When getting on the bus, pay attention to the position of the safety glass and some common sense on how to escape in the event of an emergency.

8. Safety precautions for riding in a private car

Safety precautions for riding in a private car. Children should sit in the rear safety seat and are strictly prohibited from sitting in the passenger seat. When getting in the car, remind the driver to fasten the seat belt and do not eat while driving, as it is easy to get stuck and choke. Don’t fight in the car, don’t stick your hands and head out of the window, and don’t throw garbage out of the window.

9. Traffic safety issues in special weather

When encountering special weather, special attention should be paid to traffic safety issues. For example, in rainy and foggy weather, visibility is low, so you need to be careful when walking or crossing the road, and you should also pay special attention when crossing the road at night.

10. Things to note when riding a bicycle

Children nowadays especially like to ride bicycles. In kindergarten traffic safety education classes, it must be emphasized that children are strictly prohibited from riding bicycles and playing on the road. You need an adult to accompany you when riding in a park or a car-free place, and you must control the driving speed to prevent falling and collision with others.