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Signs and symbols always serve a purpose. Put on your thinking cap 🧢 and investigate🕵️‍♀️.

Watch this video to find out the purpose of the shape and color used in any signboard.

Think of an area that you visit frequently. Is that area safe?

Create ✏️🎨a sign 🚫for your class/playground to ensure everybody's safety.

Take 2 mins to think:
WHERE you want to place it?
WHY do you need it?
WHAT shape and color will you use for your signs and symbols? 🔶🔺🟦🟠
WILL it be a sign or just a symbol? 🅿🚳

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Read the story and talk about growth mindset. The children will set a smart goal for themselves to work on throughout the year.

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Children will create their own symbol for peace based on what peace means to them.

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Children will learn about peace through books and this videoand create their own symbol for peace.

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What Is Peace?  Students Share Their Thoughts

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Take a clipboard and allow students to choose a sign to draw and write about what they think it means. Use their phonic knowledge and sound mats to sound out their intended message.

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1. Watch the video and pause to discuss each shape. Allow them to draw the shapes onto their Math books. Encourage some to write the shape names.. Discuss what they observe. How many sides? How many corners? What else do they notice?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjD3dw7AQ8E

2. Read Runaway Signs to make the connection of shapes in signs

3. Print out the photos they took during the walk and together they will identify the shape, cut and sort them in a class poster based on the shapes learnt from the video.

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Shape (Names of Shapes) -Kids vocabulary - Learn English for kids - English educational video

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🚦Ultimate Road Sign Quiz 2024: 🛑Traffic Signs & Driving Knowledge Test | The Quiz Ocean

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Runaway Signs by Joan Holub and Alison Farrell

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• Look for signs and symbols around your school or home. • Take a picture or draw the symbol you found. Work with your partner to fill up the KWL chart.