walking
Who is responsible for your safety when walking?
You are!
Before we cross the street we need to Stop, Look and ________.
Listen
When on the bus it is important to sit quietly. Yes or no?
Yes!
when you bend your arm what is that bony part called?
Elbow
When looking at the board and I can't see it, I should turn on my ___________.
CCTV!
What side of the road do cars drive on?
The right side.
before we cross the street we need to make sure we look left, right, __________.
Left
When the bus stops and its my turn to get off the bus, I need to check ___________.
The seat to make sure I didn't leave anything behind.
When you bend your legs, what are those bony things called?
knees
When the worksheet my teacher gives me is hard to see, I should turn on my ___________.
CCTV
As someone who is visually impaired what should you bring with you on your walk so drivers know to slow down?
ID cane
When crossing the street we need to __________, not run.
walk
When on the bus I have to wear a __________, to protect myself from getting COVID-19.
mask
At the bottom on your legs, and before your feet, what are those bony things called?
Ankles
At night I need to do what to my CCTV, so it will be fully charged the next day?
Plug it in
At night what should wear so drivers can see you?
Reflective clothing
When crossing the street do you you need to have your ID cane?
Yes!!! and the ID cane should be in the hand closest to the car.
When on the bus I should wear a ___________ or to protect my eyes.
hat
Where is your neck?
Point to your neck.
What should I do if my CCTV is not working properly.
Tell my teacher.
And your teacher can tell me.
When walking on a sidewalk we always need to be ___________, so we do not get hurt.
Alert
When crossing the street you should run? Yes or no?
No!!!! You need to walk.
When waiting for the bus it is important to __________.
be safe, and stay on the side of the road.
Where is your forehead?
Point to your forehead
Tell me 2 ways you can use your CCTV.
To see things in the distance.
To view things up close, such as a book.