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fiery -> Teaching kids about railroad safety (3/22/2009 10:06:45 PM)

With Thomas the Tank Engine! I like this freebie a lot. :) It's an Australian site but you can download a PDF version and print it. It's aimed at 3-6 year olds.

http://www.cityrail.info/schoolgroups/activity_book.jsp



Elizadavid -> RE: Teaching kids about railroad safety (3/30/2009 3:09:31 AM)

Thank you for the info.



fiery -> RE: Teaching kids about railroad safety (4/4/2009 7:59:07 PM)

You're very welcome, ElizaDavid! [:D]



Marlon Jewel -> RE: Teaching kids about railroad safety (7/2/2009 4:53:22 AM)

  • Dedicated to preventing injuries at highway-rail grade crossings and along railroad right of ways. Puzzles, games, and activities to teach kids about train safety and warning signals.
  • Arrive Alive [ Kids/Teens ] - Learn safety tips for walking, crossing the road, rollerblading, cycling and riding in cars and buses. Includes UK road signs and road markings.

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ChristineB -> RE: Teaching kids about railroad safety (7/3/2009 8:18:18 AM)

Very cool, thanks guys!!



fiery -> RE: Teaching kids about railroad safety (7/3/2009 11:34:04 AM)

Speaking of being safe crossing a road, my sister and I both were knocked down on two separate occasions by cars because we didn't pay attention. She was only young and it was winter. She had her duffel coat hood up and didn't hear the lollipop lady at the school crossing to tell her to stop. Walked right in front of a car.

I was getting off a bus at about nine years old. My house was right across the road and instead of waiting until it left and I could see the road clearly, I ran out around the front of the parked bus. As I crossed, a car that was overtaking it hit me. The driver had no way of seeing me until I was right in his path.

Both of us must have charmed lives. No broken bones, just cuts and bruises.



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