Let’s go through each safety sign one by one and figure out what it means. We’ll use common knowledge about signs you might see on roads, in buildings, or in public places.
1.
Bicycle symbol (person riding a bike)
This sign usually means “Bike Path” or “Bicycles Only.” It tells people that this area is for bikes — maybe a lane or trail just for cyclists.
2.
Blue square with white letter “H”
This is the universal sign for “Hospital.” The “H” stands for hospital, and it’s used to show where medical help is located.
3.
Green rectangle with person running toward a door
This is an “Emergency Exit” sign. It shows you where to go if there’s an emergency — like a fire — so you can get outside safely.
4.
Skull and crossbones
This is a warning sign for “Poison” or “Toxic Substance.” It means something dangerous is inside — don’t touch, eat, or drink it!
5.
Red triangle with walking person inside
This is a “Pedestrian Crossing” sign. It warns drivers that people may be walking across the road here — slow down and watch out!
6.
Black circle with white arrow pointing right
This means “Keep Right.” It tells drivers or walkers they must stay on the right side of the path or road.
Now let’s write the meanings clearly for each box:
- Bicycle sign → Bike Path / Bicycles Only
- H sign → Hospital
- Running person → Emergency Exit
- Skull and crossbones → Poison / Toxic
- Walking person in triangle → Pedestrian Crossing
- Arrow in circle → Keep Right
Final Answer:
Top left: Bike Path
Top right: Hospital
Middle left: Emergency Exit
Bottom left: Poison
Middle right: Pedestrian Crossing
Bottom right: Keep Right
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of safety in the community worksheet.
