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Title - Transportation--It's All Around YOU!
By - Amy Kuklis
Subject - Social Studies
Grade Level - 1-2
TRANSPORTATION
...Its all Around YOU!!
Description:
This lesson is designed to make the kids aware of all the different forms of
transportation. This lesson should precede a lesson on 9-1-1, so the children
are aware of where the services they will need will be coming from.
Goals:
Have students recognize all the ways to get from one place to another. For
example, taking the bus (either the school bus, or the public bus) or walking.
Also to link transportation systems to their lives.
Objective:
After completing this lesson, students will be able to perform the following
tasks with minimal difficulty; learning the rules of the different forms of
transportation, such as the public bus, learn how to read the public
transportation schedule, and also recognize all the possible ways of
transportation.
Other Objectives:
Learn how to calculate cost, and directions, diastase, and timing.
Materials:
Bus schedule (or another form of transportation schedule)
Money (real or play) to figure out the costs of purchasing a ticket
Bus - actually take a bus trip and take the time to figure out the cost of the
tickets for the diastase you will be traveling.
Instructional Activity:
The teacher will teach the rules of using many different types of
transportation, teach the children what is free to ride, and which of the items
you must pay to travel on. The children will learn different ways to get from
one place to another, and can also recognize places they have already learned
about in there neighborhood. It should be pointed out that transportation does
not only have to consist on a motor vehicle, but it can also be walking or
riding a bike.
Assessment:
The assessment could be done as a class, by asking the students the different
forms of transportation, wand what you would have to do to use that particular
type of transportation and the rules that would follow. For example, teaching
them the rules about bike riding, such as wearing a helmet, and where you are
and are not allowed to ride your bike.
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