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As part of projects—on neighborhoods, symbols, traffic, shapes, or transportation—alert children to traffic signs such as stop, yield, one way, no parking.
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Encourage children playing with unit blocks and toy vehicles, or riding vehicles on the playground, to use street signs.
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Walk around the neighborhood to look for street signs. What colors and shapes are they? How are they displayed? Discuss what each sign means.
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On your neighborhood walk, sketch traffic signs with Crayola® Colored Pencils on white paper. Notice their form and color.
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Make a traffic sign for the block area. With Crayola® Scissors, cut an index card into the shape of your sign. Is it round? Square? Hexagonal? Rectangular? Triangular?
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Design the sign with symbols and/or words using Crayola® Washable Markers. Match colors with the real sign.
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For a sign post, color a craft stick or dowel stick with markers. Glue on the sign with Crayola® School Glue. Dry overnight.
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Shape Crayola® Dough into a sign stand. Push the craft stick into the dough so it stands straight.
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