Elistine students told about the rules of safe behavior on the roads
In the National library named after A. M. Amur-Sanan for younger schoolchildren of the Elista multidisciplinary gymnasium held a cognitive lesson in a game form, dedicated to the rules of safe behavior on the road.

In the National library named after A. M. Amur-Sanan for younger schoolchildren of the Elista multidisciplinary gymnasium held a cognitive lesson in a game form, dedicated to the rules of safe behavior on the road. The event was aimed at preventing child road traffic injuries.
Employees of the State Traffic Inspectorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Republic of Kalmykia reminded the children how important it is to be attentive on the street and strictly observe traffic rules. Particular attention was paid to reflective elements on clothes and backpacks, which help drivers to notice the child in the dark.
The students were told in detail what rights and obligations pedestrians have, as well as why you can not use your phone and headphones when crossing the road. Separately discussed the rules of safe movement on bicycles and scooters, including the need to hurry before the pedestrian crossing.
The guys actively participated in the conversation, asked questions about child car seats and safe riding bicycles and scooters. To consolidate the knowledge gained helped the quiz on fairy tales “Road Charter”, and the book exhibition “In the country of traffic” made the meeting even more visual and interesting.



