Ways to teach a child safety rules on the street called residents of the Orel region

Residents of the Orel region are taught how to teach children the rules of safe behavior on the streets and roads. Important information appeared on the website of the regional government.

If at the entrance of the house there is traffic, leaving the house, pay attention to this child. See if the car is approaching. If there are vehicles at the entrance or trees that close the view grow, stop and teach the child to look around and determine if there is a danger.

Moving along the sidewalk, stay away from the carriageway, while the adult must be on the side of the carriageway.

When you are on the street with a preschooler or younger student, hold his hand firmly. Teach the child, walking along the sidewalk, carefully watch the cars leave the yards.

Preparing to cross the road, stop, and inspect the carriageway from all sides together with the child, so that he gets used to being attentive to the traffic situation. Show your child a dividing line where you can stop to pass cars. Hold his hand, though. Teach your child to look into the distance and skip approaching cars.