Identify the name of the road sign - educational worksheet for children.

Let’s go through each road sign one by one and pick the correct name from the choices given.

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First sign (top left):
It shows a triangle with an arrow bending to the left.
→ This means you need to turn left ahead.
Choices: “stop” or “turn to left” → Correct answer: turn to left

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Second sign (top right):
It looks like a roundabout — roads going in a circle with exits.
But the options are “steep decent” and “return street”. Neither is perfect, but “return street” might be trying to say “roundabout” or “circle back”. Actually, this symbol usually means “roundabout”, but since that’s not an option, let’s look again… Wait — maybe it’s meant to be “return street”? Hmm. But actually, looking at standard signs, this is often called a “roundabout” or “traffic circle”. Since “return street” isn’t standard, perhaps there’s a mistake? Let’s hold on — maybe we should check others first.

Wait — actually, re-examining: The image shows a black-and-white diagram of a circular intersection — that’s definitely a roundabout. But the choices are “steep decent” (which is wrong — that’s for hills) and “return street” (not a real term). Maybe it’s a typo? Perhaps they meant “roundabout” but wrote “return street”? Or maybe “steep decent” is misspelled “descent”? Still doesn’t fit.

Actually — let’s think differently. Maybe the second sign is NOT a roundabout? Looking again — no, it clearly is. But since “roundabout” isn’t an option, and “return street” is the only one that could vaguely relate (like returning to a path), I’ll go with return street as the best available choice — even though it’s not accurate. Maybe it’s a trick question or error in the worksheet.

BUT — wait! Let me double-check all signs before deciding.

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Third sign (second row, left):
Triangle with a person digging — that’s construction work.
Choices: “road work” or “turn de right” → Clearly road work

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Fourth sign (second row, right):
Triangle with a bicycle inside — warns about bikes on the road.
Choices: “bicycle traffic signs” or “ruler” → Obviously bicycle traffic signs

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Fifth sign (third row, left):
Traffic light with red, yellow, green lights.
Choices: “traffic light” or “house” → Easy — traffic light

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Sixth sign (third row, right):
Triangle with a person walking across stripes — pedestrian crossing.
Choices: “left curve” or “cross” → Should be “pedestrian crossing”, but “cross” is close enough → cross

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Seventh sign (bottom left):
Wavy road — two curves in opposite directions.
Choices: “double bend” or “ring” → That’s exactly what it is — double bend

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Eighth sign (bottom right):
Red octagon with “STOP” written on it.
Choices: “stop” or “eraser” → Definitely stop

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Now back to the second sign — the roundabout. Since none of the options are correct, but we have to choose between “steep decent” and “return street”, and “steep decent” is clearly wrong (that’s for downhill slopes), then “return street” must be the intended answer — even if it’s poorly worded. Maybe they mean “you return to the same road” or something? Not ideal, but it’s the only possible match.

So final answers per box:

1. turn to left
2. return street
3. road work
4. bicycle traffic signs
5. traffic light
6. cross
7. double bend
8. stop

Final Answer:
turn to left, return street, road work, bicycle traffic signs, traffic light, cross, double bend, stop