Home Learning - Learning about Traffic Light

Home Learning – Learning about Traffic Light

Last week, we received an email from Sophie’s childcare teacher for a Parental Involvement Program to support the thematic learning that they are having for this semester on the topic of transportation. The activity that we had to do with Sophie was a “Fruit Traffic Light”.

By using coloured fruits to make a traffic lights, kids learn what each colour represent while learning the importance of eating healthily.

Ingredients Needed:

• Red coloured fruit – Watermelon

• Yellow coloured fruit- Pineapple

• Green coloured fruit- Grapes

• Biscuits

Steps.

Scoop pieces of cut up fruits and place them onto the biscuits in the following order from red, yellow to green
Talk to your child about what each colour on the traffic light represent
Eat and enjoy your fruit traffic light

Our fruit traffic light

Through this activity, we also reinforced the importance of obeying traffic rules and how to stay safe when crossing the road.

Remember:

Wait for all vehicles to stop before using pedestrian crossing, zebra crossing and traffic light crossing included
Never dash across the road at all times
Never play by the side of the road
Do not cross in between stationery vehicles as vehicles may not see you and an accident may happen
Always buckle up when you’re in car

For other traffic light learning, hop over to B-inspired Mama on how to make a DIY toy traffic light.

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