Safe walking

Here we are practising our safe walking. We have learnt a lot of important safety information this week:

- We walk on the house side of the footpath. 
- We check sneaky driveways
- We listen to the road patrollers
- We STOP, LOOK, LISTEN and LINK (hold hands) before we cross the road or a sneaky driveway















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