ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten When You Cross the Street | Safety Song for Kids | Nursery Rhymes | Kids Cartoon
Hi there! Today, we’re going to learn how to cross the street safely. It’s important to know these tips so we can stay safe when we’re outside. Let’s get started!
When you want to cross the street, always hold hands with an adult. This helps keep you safe and makes sure you’re not alone.
Have you seen the traffic lights before? They tell us when it’s safe to cross the street. Here’s what they mean:
Before you cross, always look to your left and then to your right. If no cars are coming, you can cross safely.
Do you see those white lines on the road? That’s a crosswalk. Always use the crosswalk when you cross the street. It’s the safest place to walk.
When you’re crossing the street, don’t play with toys or get distracted. Stay focused and keep your eyes on the road.
If there’s no crosswalk or traffic light, look for a bridge or tunnel to cross safely. These are special places where you can cross without worrying about cars.
Now you know how to cross the street safely! Remember to hold hands with an adult, watch the traffic lights, look both ways, use the crosswalk, and stay focused. You’re doing great!
Thanks for learning with us today. Stay safe and have fun!
Traffic Light Craft: Create your own traffic light using colored paper or crayons. Draw three circles on a piece of paper and color them red, yellow, and green. Discuss with your friends or family what each color means and practice saying “Stop” for red, “Wait” for yellow, and “Go” for green. You can even role-play crossing the street using your traffic light!
Street Crossing Practice: Set up a pretend street in your classroom or at home using tape to mark the crosswalk. Take turns being the pedestrian and the traffic light. Practice holding hands with a partner, looking left and right, and crossing safely when the “light” turns green. Remember to stay focused and not get distracted!
Observation Walk: Go on a short walk with an adult around your neighborhood. Look for traffic lights, crosswalks, and other safe places to cross the street. Count how many traffic lights you see and notice the colors. Talk about what you see and how you can use these safety tips in real life.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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[Music]
Oh mom, I want to eat ice cream.
Okay.
[Music]
Oh wait, danger is coming.
[Music]
Safety wristbands!
[Music]
Nobody’s in danger.
I don’t like it.
Oh sweetie, are you okay?
I’m fine, mommy.
Thank you so much.
You’re welcome! We’ll tell you how to safely cross the street.
What should I do?
Let’s take a look.
[Music]
Walk hand in hand with an adult.
[Music]
You may not go at the red light, and you may go at the green light, but please be careful at all times.
Let’s cross this street.
Oh my friends!
[Music]
Walk hand in hand with an adult.
[Music]
See the traffic light? The green light’s on!
Check your left, check your right.
No cars coming? Go!
Stop at red and go at green.
[Music]
Hand in hand with an adult.
Traffic light: the red light’s on.
Never go, never go, never cross the street now.
Stop at red and go at green.
[Music]
Let’s cross this street, oh my friends!
[Music]
Hand in hand with an adult.
[Music]
See the traffic light? The green light’s on!
Check your left, check your right.
No cars coming? Go!
Stop at red and go at green.
[Music]
Always keep an eye on the traffic light and cross the street when no cars are coming.
I’ll keep it in mind.
He got it! I need to hold my mom’s hand and keep watching the traffic lights.
Do you know any other safety tips when you cross the street?
Oh!
[Music]
Use the crosswalk when you cross the street.
Don’t mess around or play with toys.
[Applause]
When there’s no crosswalk or traffic lights, find an overpass or an underground tunnel nearby and use it to cross the street.
Thanks! Now I know how to safely cross the street.
You’re welcome!
Kids, do you remember what we’ve learned today?
Great!
You’ve learned about safety.
Oh no, they’ve got a magic potion!
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