Children in Kitak are being readied for the schooling of the future
In the city of Dresden, police officers are visiting kindergartens to educate children about safe road behavior. This traffic safety campaign is part of the ongoing efforts by the police to ensure the safety of Dresden's youngest residents.
The initiative aims to teach children essential road safety lessons, such as pedestrian safety, recognising traffic signs, and safe behavior near roads. The practice of road safety with pre-school children is aimed at preparing them for their future school commute and ensuring their safety when they start school.
On Friday, police officers from Dresden's law enforcement visited BAUMHAUS kindergarten in Striesen. The officers taught the children proper road safety behavior using a zebra crossing, which has been in use at the kindergarten for three weeks. The children, fascinated by the police officers in their uniforms, paid close attention to their instructions.
BAUMHAUS kindergarten director, Sarah Fiedler, expressed her gratitude for the police's ongoing support in educating the children about road safety. All Dresden kindergartens can join the traffic safety campaign, and participating kindergartens need to register with the citizen police.
The police officers explain road safety rules to the pre-schoolers in a child-friendly manner, making the lessons engaging and easy for the young minds to understand. The campaign encourages kindergartens to practice road safety with pre-school children to prepare them for their future school commute.
Police officer Susan Stier emphasised the importance of parents practising the school route with their children before they start first grade. This practice not only familiarises children with the route but also helps them understand the importance of road safety.
For precise details on the traffic safety campaign in Dresden kindergartens, including how to register, it would be best to consult the Dresden city official website, the local traffic safety office, or directly contact kindergartens in Dresden. The city of Dresden supports the police in their efforts to educate children about road safety.
- The ongoing traffic safety campaign in Dresden's kindergartens extends beyond road safety, aiming to foster mental health and personal growth in children by teaching them essential lessons about pedestrian safety, recognizing traffic signs, and safe behavior near roads.
- Education and self-development are crucial for family health, and the approach taken by the Dresden police officers ensures these lessons are delivered in a child-friendly manner, making it easier for young minds to grasp the importance of road safety.
- Parenting is a shared responsibility, and police officer Susan Stier encourages parents to practice the school route with their children before they start first grade to help the kids understand the importance of road safety and familiarize themselves with the route.
- In addition to visiting kindergartens, the police also promote learning opportunities for parents, such as the need for parents to practice the school route with their children, which aids their family health and contributes to their child's overall education and personal growth.
