In this lesson, you will learn how to stay safe when you’re outside by always staying close to your family and knowing who to ask for help if you feel scared or lost. You will also discover the importance of helping others when they are hurt and how being kind makes everyone feel better. By the end of our adventure, you’ll understand that friends and family are always there to support you, just like the brave police car and the caring ambulance did for the little car and Zach!
Once upon a time, there was a little yellow car. It loved to zoom around and have fun. But one day, it couldn’t find its mommy! Oh no! The little car was scared and didn’t know what to do.
But don’t worry! A brave police car came to help. “Hey, little car, there’s nothing to be scared of,” said the police car. “I’ll help you find your mommy!”
The police car was very kind and made sure the little car was safe. Remember, it’s important to stay close to your mommy or daddy when you’re outside. Never wander off by yourself!
Later, a friend named Zach got a boo-boo on his leg. Ouch! It hurt a lot. But guess what? An ambulance named Angie came to the rescue!
“Don’t worry, Zach,” said Angie. “I’ll take you to the hospital, and you’ll feel better soon!”
Angie took Zach to the hospital, and soon his leg felt much better. “Thank you, Angie!” said Zach. “You’re welcome,” Angie replied with a smile. “Now, I need a wash. Can you help me?”
“Of course!” said Zach. Helping each other is important and makes everyone happy!
Remember, always stay close to your family when you’re outside. If you ever feel scared or lost, find a friendly adult or a police officer to help you. And if someone gets hurt, it’s okay to ask for help. Friends and family are always there to help you feel better!
Wasn’t that a fun adventure with the little car and its friends? Let’s always be safe and help each other, just like they did!
Car Adventure Role Play: Gather some toy cars and set up a small play area with roads and buildings. Encourage the children to reenact the story using the toy cars. Let them take turns being the little yellow car, the police car, and the ambulance. Ask them to think about how each vehicle helped in the story and discuss why helping others is important.
Safety Scavenger Hunt: Organize a scavenger hunt in the classroom or playground where children look for items related to safety, such as a toy police badge, a band-aid, or a picture of a family. As they find each item, ask them how it relates to the story and what they learned about staying safe and helping others.
Draw Your Adventure: Provide paper and crayons for the children to draw their own adventure story with cars. Encourage them to include a situation where a car helps another car or person. Afterward, let them share their drawings with the class and explain how their story shows the importance of helping and staying safe.
