Be Smart, Be Safe – Road Safety Worksheets

Based on observation, reporting, identification, classification and discovery of facts.

Remedial Worksheet

1. What is the black and white crossing on the road called? Easy Recall

Footpath Zebra Crossing Traffic Circle

2. Fill in the blank: People should walk on the __________.

3. Why should children hold an adult’s hand while crossing the road?

4. Which activity is safe? Easy Recall

Playing on the road Walking on the footpath Listening to loud music near traffic

5. If the traffic signal is red, what should you do? Critical Thinking

1. Zebra Crossing

2. Footpath

3. To stay safe while crossing the road.

4. Walking on the footpath

5. Stop and wait for the green signal.

1. Before crossing the road, you should: Easy Recall

Run quickly Look right, left, and right again Close your eyes

2. Fill in the blank: Reflective stickers help drivers see people clearly in the __________.

3. Why should we avoid headphones while walking near traffic?

4. Which sign means people should not make loud horn sounds? Easy Recall

No Honking Danger Ahead U-Turn

5. A child is playing near a busy road. What danger could happen and what should the child do instead? Critical Thinking

1. Look right, left, and right again

2. Dark / evening

3. Headphones can distract us from traffic sounds.

4. No Honking

5. The child may get hurt by vehicles. The child should play in a safe playground or park.

1. Which road safety rule helps pedestrians cross safely? Easy Recall

Using headphones Using the zebra crossing Running on the road

2. Fill in the blank: Traffic lights are installed to regulate __________ on busy roads.

3. Write two safe road habits children should follow.

4. Which of these is an unsafe activity? Easy Recall

Walking calmly Crossing at a zebra crossing Playing near traffic

5. Imagine there is no footpath on a road near your school. What safety steps should students follow? Critical Thinking

1. Using the zebra crossing

2. Movement

3. Walk on footpaths, use zebra crossing, follow traffic lights, avoid headphones, etc.

4. Playing near traffic

5. Students should walk carefully in a line, stay alert, hold an adult’s hand, and avoid distractions.