Road Safety worksheets for children with interactive exercises and a word bank.

You’ve uploaded a Road Safety worksheet designed for children, likely for early elementary school (ages 5–8). The goal is to complete the sentences using words from the word bank at the top.

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✔ WORD BANK:

- cross
- exit
- quiet
- outside
- behind
- tracks
- stop, look, listen, think
- concentrate
- travelling

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## 🚗 SOLUTIONS & EXPLANATIONS:

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1. It is important to always wear a seatbelt when ________ in a car.

✔ Answer: travelling

🔹 *Explanation:* You wear a seatbelt whenever you are travelling (moving) in a car — whether as a passenger or driver — to stay safe in case of sudden stops or accidents.

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2. The driver needs to ________ on the road. Stay ________ in the car and do not distract the driver.

✔ First blank: concentrate
✔ Second blank: quiet

🔹 *Explanation:* The driver must concentrate to drive safely — watching traffic, signs, pedestrians, etc. Passengers should stay quiet so they don’t distract the driver, which could cause an accident.

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3. Never put your arms ________ of a moving car.

✔ Answer: outside

🔹 *Explanation:* Sticking arms (or head!) outside a moving car is dangerous — you could hit something, get injured, or be thrown out. Always keep all body parts inside the vehicle.

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## 🔁 BONUS: Other possible sentences from the worksheet (if visible):

*(Assuming this is part of a larger activity — here are common completions based on standard road safety rules)*

4. A careful walking ________ uses crosswalks.
→ Answer: pedestrian *(not in word bank — might be missing?)*
But if we must use word bank: perhaps “cross” — though grammatically odd. Likely a typo or missing word.

5. Always ________ the road before crossing.
→ Answer: stop, look, listen, think *(This is a classic safety rule!)*

6. Use ________ when crossing the road.
→ Answer: cross *(as in “use crosswalks” — but “cross” alone fits best from word bank)*

7. Always ________ the car on the pavement side.
→ Answer: exit *(Exit the car on the pavement/sidewalk side for safety — away from traffic)*

8. Never walk or play on tracks.
→ Already completed — tracks is the correct word.

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## 🎯 FINAL ANSWERS FOR THE THREE VISIBLE SENTENCES:

1. travelling
2. concentrate, quiet
3. outside

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✔ These answers teach children key road safety habits: wearing seatbelts, not distracting drivers, and keeping body parts inside vehicles.

Let me know if you’d like help with the rest of the worksheet or printable versions! 🛑🚗📚