Punch card “Pedestrian crossing”
Goal: To consolidate children’s knowledge about the rules for crossing the road at a pedestrian crossing, about the pedestrian traffic light and its signals.
Children's task: Color the circles opposite the picture. Use a red pencil if the children's actions in the picture are not correct, green - if the children's actions in the picture are correct. Explain why children’s actions are correct in some situations and incorrect in others.
Magic-boxing according to traffic regulations “On the roads like clockwork”
Magic box (magic box). Multifunctional handmade manual. The manual is intended for children (3-4 years old) of primary preschool age.
The manual includes the following educational games:
1.Envelope: Lotto “Road Signs”
Goal: to develop children’s knowledge about road signs; teach children to distinguish road signs; learn to correlate the verbal form of description of road signs with their graphic representation.
Materials: cards, chips.
Progress of the game: The presenter shows the card and asks: “Who has it?”; the player finds the corresponding image on his game card and says what the sign is and what it is for, after which he receives a handout card. The game continues until all cards are filled with tokens. The first one to fill out their card wins.
2.Envelope: Domino “Road Signs”
Purpose of the game: To develop children’s ability to distinguish road signs, their purpose for pedestrians, vehicle drivers and cyclists.
Materials: game cards.
Progress of the game: Game cards are distributed to children according to the number of players. (If there are two players, then they receive 7 cards, if there are four - 5). The remaining cards lie face down on the table. The sequence of moves is established. The game begins with a “double” card (two identical pictures on a card). Children take turns applying other cards to the “take” so that the fields in the picture match each other. When attaching each card, children must name the road sign depicted on it and explain its meaning. If the player does not have a suitable
cards, he misses a move. The first one to lay out all his cards wins.
3 Envelope: Didactic game “Assemble a traffic light”
Goal: to consolidate children’s understanding of the purpose of a traffic light and its signals.
Material: multi-colored circles: red - 3 pcs., yellow - 3 pcs., green - 3 pcs., traffic light pattern - 3 pcs.
Progress of the game: The teacher informs the children that the traffic light is broken and now cars cannot pass. Invites the children to fix it. Children lay out traffic light signals (circles) in the correct sequence, naming the three colors of the traffic light and its meanings for pedestrians: “at a red light - stop, at a yellow light - get ready, at a green light - go.”
4.Envelope: Didactic game “Assemble a road sign”
Goal: To consolidate children's knowledge about road signs; develop the ability to create a whole from parts; develop thinking.
Material: cut-out pictures depicting road signs.
Hodigames: Children assemble a whole image from cut-out pictures.
Punch card “Pedestrian crossing”
Purpose: To clarify children’s knowledge about the rules for crossing the street, about the expected danger when crossing the road incorrectly. To consolidate children's knowledge about traffic lights and their signals.
Children's task: Use a pencil or felt-tip pen to draw a path for a man (in the form of an arrow) to correctly cross the road without getting hit by a car. And paint over the traffic light signal with the color of pencil that allows a little person to cross the road. Name the traffic lights and their designation. Explain why the little man will pass through this particular traffic light signal without incident, and in this particular place.
Mottos, chants, team emblems
Content
1 Emblems, mottos and names for the team
2 Friends! We wish that sports competitions and intellectual competitions will help you expand your circle of friends!
3 Team names and mottos
Emblems, mottos and names for the team
Whoever considers himself defeated in advance is truly half defeated before the start of the struggle. (D.I. Pisarev)
Courage is the beginning of victory. (Plutarch)
All victories begin with victory over yourself. (L. M. Leonov)
In this section of the site you can find a suitable team motto and emblem to prepare for any sports or intellectual competition.
A motto (French: devise) is a word or short phrase that defines the behavior and aspirations of a group of people or an organization. In heraldry, an armorial figure or saying on a coat of arms. The motto can be in any language, but in the Western world they mostly use Latin. (Wikipedia)
Emblem
(from ancient Greek ἔμβλημα “insert”) - a conventional image of an idea in drawing and plastic, to which one or another meaning is assigned. The emblems must certainly be clear and simple; the viewer must see in them what they wanted to say.
Friends! We wish that sports competitions and intellectual competitions will help you expand your circle of friends!
Give goodness to the world every day. Give people smiles every day! Let everyone be comfortable and light, Forgive your family and friends for all their mistakes. * And the world will suddenly become kinder with goodness, And people in the world will become all open, Evil will disappear, and the world will become brighter, Then it will not be bloody and unsteady. * There will be no wars and tears, there will be no evil, There will be no troubles, losses or disorder, Let souls be like mirrors, Let peace, friendship and unity win!
Team names and mottos
Emblems
Team “Dynamite” Motto: We are great athletes, We are explosive Who will win today? Well, of course, Dynamite! Team “Gang” Motto: We are a fun team, Because we are “B-A-N-D-A”! No step back! Not a step in place! Just go ahead! And only all together! Team “Optimists” Motto: Our motto: Don’t lose heart! Go through everything and find out everything! Team "Bogatyrs" Motto: You, enemy, wipe your nose, Let's do it one-two-three, Listen, be afraid and watch - The heroes are going into battle! We are ready, as always, to defeat you without difficulty. We will fight for victory, you will have to try! Team “Peacemakers” Motto: A team is not a gang! A team is not a pack! A team is not a place for squabbles and discord! Team "Sport" Motto: Sport is strength, sport is life!
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Team “Penguins” Motto: We are penguins - just class, Win, try us! Team “Fireflies” Motto: Although our light is weak and we are small, But we are friendly and therefore strong. Team “Comet” Motto: The comet is in the sky, and we are on the earth! Long live happiness always and everywhere! Let's fly forward and win! We help everyone who is lagging behind! The comet has a motto: “Never fall down.” Team “Cheburashka” Motto: Cheburashka is a faithful friend, Helps everyone around! Team “Scarlet Sails” Motto 1: The wind blows in the sails, Youth believes in miracles. Motto 2: Always swim, swim everywhere, and you will find the way to your dream! Team "Camelot" Motto: Camelot - always forward, Always first, Camelot! Team "Rainbow" Motto: We, like the colors of the rainbow, are never inseparable! Team "Orange" Motto: We are like slices of an orange, We are friendly and indivisible. Team “True Friends” Motto 1: We are a team - no matter where you go! We are all masters in sports. We will run, kick the ball, fight for victory. Motto 2: If a friend gives his word, He will never let you down! Team “Smile” Motto: Life without a smile is a mistake, Long live laughter and smile! Team "Kapitoshka" Motto: Kapitoshka is at the helm, Never gives up! Team “Bonfire” Motto: Burn, don’t smolder and be able to do everything! Team “Friendship” Motto 1: Our motto: Friendship and success!
We will defeat everyone today! Motto2: All for one, one for all, Then there will be success in the team!
Team “Aurora” Motto: Aurora knows, Aurora fights, Aurora will always achieve Victory. Team “Victoria” Motto: Victoria is victory, And he who is united is invincible, Let troubles not scare us, We are strong in spirit, and we will stand up for ourselves! Today Victoria will show who wins. One for all and all for one! Team “100 per barrel” Motto: - How are you?
- Damn it! We charge 100 per barrel, We give you oil and your mood for almost nothing. Come on! Don't be stingy! Support, smile! Today we will not disappoint you, our team is simply great! ATTENTION! THIS PAGE HAS BEEN CREATED TEMPORARILY DUE TO THE CREATED LOAD ON THE MAIN SITE WITH MOTTOES. TO FIND ADDITIONAL MOTTOES, WE Suggest IMMEDIATELY CLICK ON THE LINK. THANK YOU FOR PATIENCE AND UNDERSTANDING.
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Punch card "Road signs"
Purpose: To clarify children’s knowledge about road signs and their designation and types of road signs (prohibitory, directional, informational, warning).
Children's task: Draw opposite the plot picture the road sign that should be in this situation. Name the road sign and its purpose. Name the prohibiting, warning, informational or directional road sign.
Pictures of prohibition signs for children
The baby grows and strives to explore the world around him, becoming more inquisitive. Let's use this natural curiosity to teach a child how to behave safely on the street, and especially on the road. Of course, you need to start with yourself and review your behavior on the road. Very often we, parents, ignore road signs and basic instincts of self-preservation, and run across the road, thereby setting a bad example for our child. It would seem that there is a traffic light or a road sign prohibiting crossing in this place, but no one cares... Despite the fact that the state is implementing various programs aimed at improving road safety in the country, tens of thousands of Russians die under the wheels of cars. The statistics on road accidents involving children are simply terrifying. And parents are largely to blame for this situation because they did not show their children traffic signs in time and did not teach them to follow road safety rules.
The Your Child website has prepared this material for parents and teachers, in which we will tell you about the most important road signs so that you can convey this, as it turns out, vital information to your children.
In general, road signs are divided into several categories, with a total of several hundred of them, which, you see, is too many even for a child’s inquisitive mind. Therefore, from each category we will select only those signs that are found most often in any locality.
So, let's start getting acquainted. The first category of road signs is directional signs. The purpose of these road signs is to indicate to the driver and pedestrian the features of traffic in populated areas and their location relative to each other.
| The first sign that occurs very often is a pedestrian crossing sign. This sign indicates an uncontrolled pedestrian crossing, that is, one where there is neither a traffic light nor a traffic controller. It seems very important to tell the child that you need to cross the road only in the place where there is this road sign. |
| The second sign, the sign for an underground pedestrian crossing, informs about the availability of this convenient way to cross the road. There is another sign indicating a land crossing, in which a person is going up. It is worth explaining to your child that an underground (or overground) pedestrian crossing is a safe way to cross the road and should be used. |
| The third sign is called “Bus or trolleybus stop”; it indicates the place where a public transport stop is organized. The child should be reminded that playing within the coverage area of this road sign, and especially running onto the roadway, is strictly prohibited! |
| The fourth sign is most often found in courtyards, it is called “Residential zone”, and also in the picture there is another sign “End of residential zone”. In the area covered by the “Residential Zone” sign, drivers are required to give way to pedestrians. But despite this formal requirement of traffic rules, accidents with children occur in courtyards. There are several reasons for this - the driver’s inexperience, his fatigue, but the children themselves can also be to blame. Teach your child not to run out onto the road located in the yard, to be more careful and circumspect. |
| The fifth sign is called “Pedestrian zone”. It means that the movement of all vehicles is prohibited. It is safe for a child to play in this area, but nevertheless it is worth remembering about reckless drivers in cars for whom the rules of the road are simply not written. Teach your children to correctly assess the situation and be prepared for the unexpected. |
| The sixth sign does not directly affect the safety of a child on the road, but it occurs very often, especially at intersections. This sign is called “Lane Directions”. The purpose of this sign is to indicate the number of lanes before the intersection and indicate the direction of movement along each of the lanes. |
Let's move on to the second category of road signs, which is called “Warning signs”. It seems that these signs are only needed by drivers, but pedestrians also need them. Let's see what signs are in this category. Not all signs will be described below, but only those that are more common and will be of interest to our children.
| The first sign is called “Railway crossing with barrier”, it is designed to inform drivers about the approaching railway crossing. Children should be explained that being near a railway crossing, much less playing on it, is very dangerous. |
| There is a variation of the sign described above, which is called “Railway crossing without a barrier.” Everything said above directly applies to this sign. |
| The next sign is called “Artificial Roughness”. Why is it needed? It is needed precisely to create safe conditions for pedestrian traffic. Drivers, seeing this sign, know that there will be a bump on the road, they are forced to slow down. |
The next group of signs are service signs. They do not directly affect the child’s safety on the road, but inquisitive children ask a lot of questions when they see them on the road.
