Ministry of Education Worksheet Packages

Selected Answers for Booklet 3

Standard 1 and 2 Worksheets

Friendly Letter

(1) David R wrote the letter

(2) He wrote the letter to tell his friend how he is doing during this time away from school and also to ask

him how it is going with him.

(3) The parts of a friendly letter are: heading, greetings, body, closing and signature

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(1) He answers to the name Toby and wears a blue collar with his name and address printed on it.

(2) He has smooth black coat with white paws.

(3) He is a mongrel puppy, meaning no special breed.

(4) He wags his tail with pleasure

(5) Alan would be very grateful and happy.

Adjectives

1. Smooth – rough 2. Young – old 3. Grateful – ungrateful 4. Careful – careless

2. 5. Loud – soft 6. Dishone st – trustworthy 7. Valuable – worthless 8. Enormous – small

Setting Description

What do you see at the party? Decorations, children, gifts, cake

What do you hear at the party? Music, laughter, noise, singing

How do the people feel? Happy, excited

What does the air smell like? Food

Weather: sunny day

Ben’s Adventurous Trip to the Library

1. Ben and his grandma

2. Ben was wishing he could go on an adventure to the library.

3. Many old books with pictures of Belize and stories about what Belize was like sixty years ago

4. He had to stay at home because of the pandemic

5. (Answers may vary- your own answers)

Types of Sentences

Declarative – For weeks, Ben had been stuck at home, not allowed to go out because of the pandemic. (There

may be other examples)

Interrogative – Do you want me to take you? (There may be other examples)

Imperative – Go to the library.

Exclamatory – Wow! I love this book!

One Million Dollars in Damages

What was the cause of the fire? A farmer practicing the slash and burn method; fire got out of control

How do we know this? The cacao plantation owner, Mr Oscar Forte reported that it was caused by another

farmer

What were the effects of the fire? One million dollars in damages to the cacao plantation

Nouns

Common nouns – dollars, dames, plantation, wildfire (there may be other examples)

Proper nouns – San Marino, Pedras Negras, Rio Grande, Oscar Forte

Theme of a Story

A Greedy Dog

What was the problem or issue in the story? The dog was greedy and not satisfied with the meat it already had

in its mouth.

What did the character learn? He learnt that you should be satisfied with what you have and not be greedy.

How did the characters feelings or actions change in the story? He wasn’t satisfied with the meat he had, he

wanted more when he saw his own reflection in the water (thinking it was another dog), so when he opened his

mouth to get it he lost his own, leaving him sad and hungry

What was the theme? Disappointment

The Fox and the Grapes

What was the problem or issue in the story? The fox was very hungry and went searching for food in the

garden.

What did the character learn? He learnt that not everything that looks good taste good.

How did the characters feelings or actions change in the story? He wasn’t sad and disappointed because the

grapes he found to eat were sour.

What was the theme? Disappointment

Multiplication

1. 4 x 5 = 20 2. 2 x 7 = 14 3. 2 x 4 = 8 4. 3 x 5 =15 5. 4 x 4 = 16 6. 3 x 3 =

9 7. 2 x 6 = 12 8. 3 x 4 =12

9. 22 x 4 = 88 10. 232 x 2 = 464 11. 141 x 2 = 282 12. 33 x 3 = 99

Division

Use number line to show these answers

1. 14÷2 = 7 2. 16÷4 = 4 3. 20÷5 = 4 4. 15÷3 = 5 (error in

publication 5÷3=)

Use equal sharing to show these answers:

5. 12÷6 = 2 6. 24÷4=6

Division problems:

7. 18 (total pineapples) ÷ 3 (pineapples bought by each person) = 6 people bought 3 pineapples each

8. 24 (total bananas) ÷ 4 (bananas each child had) = 6 children got 4 bananas each

9. If 4 x 6 + 24, then 24 ÷ 6 = 4

10. If 10 x 3 = 3-, then 30 ÷ 10 = 3

Fractions

1. Fraction 2. Halves 3. Numerator 4. Denominator 5. Thirds

a. ¼ b. 3/8 c. 1/3 d. 6/8 e. 2/9 f. 4/4 g. 3/5 h. ½

i. 2/3 j. 4/6 k. ¾ l. 4/6

Equivalent fractions

½ = 2/4 ½ = 3/6 ¼ = 3/12

Standard 3 and 4 Worksheets

The Science Experiments

1. He was doing science experiments.

2. He was testing if his toy ship could float and was impenetrable.

3. Cotton ball – float, soap dish – sink, shampoo bottle cap – float, toothbrush – sink

4. The shoe polish tin was used to place on the front of the little boat to see if the load would affect the

buoyancy.

5. Buoyancy of the boat means its ability to float in water.

6. He tied a string firmly to the tin so he could drag the tin through the water to create waves.

7. Mama went upstairs because she heard the noise and splashing coming from upstairs.

8. Dennis was watching the last of the water gurgle down the plug hole of the tub.

9. (a) discover – find out (b) satisfaction – fulfilment of one’s expectations or wishes (c ) tested – to

check the quality or performance of something (d) noticed – to be aware of / saw (e ) impenetrable –

impossible to pass through or enter

10. Dennis may be described as adventurous.

Story Setting

Answers may vary – there may be more examples

Words that describe sights – golden sand, puffy clouds, long leaves

Words that describe sounds – gentle swish, fall painfully with a bash

Words that describe colours – golden fairies, crystal clear, never-ending blue

Words that describe smells – smell the salty water

Words that describe tastes – salty water

Words that describe textures – puffy clouds

Weather – sunny morning with a cool breeze

Skittles dropping from heaven

Declarative –

(i) Her mom was sharing in their morning devotion that she had heard a testimony of a well-known

pastor that he experienced a miracle, thousands and thousands of skittles raining down from heaven.

(ii) Her mom smiled and nodded her head.

Interrogative –

(i) Why do some people experience a miracle and others don’t?

(ii) Anne, what do you think is the message for today?

Imperative –

There are no imperative sentences in the passage.

Exclamatory

(i) No way! Skittles dropping from heaven!

(ii) Sweet success, sweetness all over for sure!

Dry Bones Rattle – Bossy Verbs

- Go away

- Hear me out

- Let me tell you an amazing Bible story

- Hear the word of the Lord

- Live, hear the word of the Lord

Let’s try some more – answers may vary

1. Get off your phone

2. Put / wash the plates in the sink please!

3. Hear / take me out now!

4. Listen to the sound of chattering teeth!

5. Read / Open your Bible and read Ezekiel 37.

Adding Numbers with Regrouping

6 9 7 5 8 8 6 5 3 2

+ 1 2 5 7 8 +4 9 5 6 3

8 2 3 3 6 13 6 0 9 5

1 0 9 8 6 7 5 8 9 9

+ 2 6 9 8 5 +9 8 5 0 1

3 7 9 7 1 17 4 4 0 0

Word problems:

1. 69, 654 + 12, 251 = 81, 905 bars of soap 2. $57, 088 + $23, 672 + $96, 750 = $177, 510

3. ERROR

Crossword Puzzle

Across Down 1. 4563 + 2572 = 7135 2. 5346 + 7328 = 12674

5. 3679 + 4782 = 8461 3. 3589 + 1879 = 5468

6. 9287 + 8577 = 17864 4. 2598 + 2186 = 4784

8. 7964 + 8472 = 16436 7. 9986 + 9557 = 19543

9. 4679 + 3879 = 8558 8. 9867 + 6515 = 16382

Fun Math Riddles

(1) 2 (2) 13 (3) 20 (4) 24 (5) 3x8=24 (6) 2 x 10 =20 (7) 3x4=12

Comparing Fractions

a. 2/3 < 5/6 b. ½ > 3/10 c. 6/8 = ¾ d. 5/6 > ½ e. 7/12 < 7/10 f. 4/5 = 8/10

Word Problem

Beth and Greg ate the same amount of pizza. ¾ and 6/8 are equivalent fractions.

Circle the fractions that are equivalent.

½ = 2/4

¼ = 2/8

Divisibility Rules for 4, 7 and 8

A: (a) 12, 128 is divisible by 4 (b) 124 is divisible by 4 (c ) 2, 176 is divisible by 4 (d) 7,760 is

divisible by 4

B: (a) 24, 790 is not divisible by 8 (b) 42, 104 is divisible by 8 (c) 4, 512 is divisible by 8 (d) 145, 729 is

not divisible by 8

C: (a) 91 is divisible by 7 (b) 21, 721 is divisible by 7 (c ) 1, 0005 (error) - not divisible by 7 (d) 999

is not divisible by 7

Agriculture in Belize

(1) Sugar (2) $269 million (3) Citrus products (4) Citrus products (5) 8600 people

Cattle and Pigs

(1) 8400 pigs (2) 7100 cattle (3) Pigs production (4) 2014 (5) about 8600 pigs

Pluto and the Kuiper Belt

(1) Kuiper Belt (2) Pluto is small, rocky and very, very cold. It has an icy surface. (3) New Horizons

reached Pluton in 2015 and took photographs and measurements of the distant planet. (4) Other

dwarf planets include: Eris, Haumea, Makemake and Sedna.

(5) Pluto has four moons.

Earth Science

1. Large bodies of land on earth. continent 2. A very large chunk of ice that moves. glacier

3. Breaking down or dissolving of rock caused by wind or water. erosion 4. Natural movement

of air. wind

5. A very large ocean wave. tsunami 6. Large bodies of salt water. oceans

7. Gradual removal of rock or soil from one place to another caused by wind or water. weathering

8. Hills, beaches, mountains, valleys, desserts etc landforms

9. A large inlet from the ocean into the landmass., typically with a narrower opening. gulf

10. A shaking of the surface of the Earth resulting from a sudden release of energy. earthquake

Inside our Earth!

1. This is the outer layer of the earth. crust

2. This is the middle, rocky layer of the earth under the crust. Mantle

3. Soft center of the earth that is very hot and under great pressure. Inner core

4. This is the molten layer that surrounds the inner core. Outer core

Division

(1) 23.2 (2) 35 (3) 19.4 (4) a2

Standards 5 & 6 Answer Key

Alliteration in Poetry Underline the letters that make the alliteration in the poem.

The letter B should be underlined in each line.

Identify the alliterations in each sentence.

1. The studious squirrel was surprised by what he read.

2. Trembling, Tom stepped forward into the dark cave.

3. They were often disturbed in the old house by a random rattling.

4. Sniffling and sneezing, she confessed to feeling miserable.

5. The effervescent effect of the soda tickled her nose.

Rewrite each sentence to create alliteration by adding words that start with the same sound as the one

underlined.

The following are only examples. Your answers might vary.

1. The curious kitten pounced on the yellow yarn.

2. The magnificent men made quite an impression on the crowd.

3. I gazed at the big beaming bottle in bewilderment.

Sequencing Events in a Story

PLACE THE EVENTS IN THE CORRECT SEQUENCE BY USING THE NUMBERS 1-6:

1 It became very dark.

2 The rain poured on the author.

3 The wind began to make strong gusts.

4 The thunder began to crash.

5 The lightning struck a tree.

6 The author got in a sleeping bag.

Word Study: Compound Words

Identify the compound words in the sentences.

1.softball 2.birthday 3. anybody 4. peanuts 5. dragonfly 6. mailbox 7. toothbrush 8.

baseball 9. football

Match the words to make compound words.

1. Cowboy 2. Pigpen 3. Popcorn 4. Tablespoon

What is Personification?

Read the sentences below. Underline the object, animal or idea being personified and circle what they’re

doing that makes it an example of a personification.

Example: The sun danced across the sky on the hot summer day.

1. The darkness squats upon the sleeping land.

2. The full moon led me through the dark forest.

3. Rain hammered furiously against our windows.

4. Mischievously, the breeze snatched his newspaper.

5. The fire alarm was yelling at us to get out.

6. My unopened books lay accusingly on the table.

7. A wonderful smell of stew welcomed us home.

Complete the sentences below with a personified object, animal or idea from the box.

8. The last slice of __pizza__ was loudly calling my name.

9. The __sun__ played hide and seek behind the thick clouds.

10. My _alarm__ springs to life every day at 5:30 am.

11. The __party__ died as soon as the tune stopped playing.

12. The robin song beautifully in the berry tree.

Wildfires 1. In your own words, explain what a wildfire is. A wildfire is any instance of uncontrolled burning in grasslands,

bush, or forest. (YOUR ANSWER MAY VARY)

2. What are the main effects of wildfires? Wildfires destroy property and invaluable natural resources, and may

threaten the lives of people and animals.

3. What are the main causes of wildfires? The reckless burning of garbage and the setting of unattended fires.

4. What can citizens do to reduce the likelihood of wildfires starting? Use alternative methods for land

preparation and do not burn garbage and yard debris at home.

Re-read the paragraph. Underline at least five words that have BOTH prefixes AND suffixes.

A wildfire is any instance of uncontrolled burning in grasslands, bush, or forest. Wildfires destroy property and

invaluable natural resources, and may threaten the lives of people and animals. Wildfires can occur at any time

of the year, but usually occur during hot, dry weather. During this unprecedented time in our country, wildfires

have added to the crisis. It is unbelievable that Belizeans wake up during the early morning hours to the

disgusting smell of smoke and even toxic fumes. Many are asking the government to take action to alleviate this

incredibly unhealthy problem. People from across the country are uncomfortable with this situation. The

Department of the Environment has identified the use of burning to prepare land for agriculture as a leading

cause of wildfires. The reckless burning of garbage and the setting of unattended fires also play a role. The

government has toughened the laws and have been keeping a look out for fire outbreaks. They ask citizens to

use alternative methods for land preparation and to not burn garbage and yard debris at home.

Complete the following table with 5 words you identified from the paragraph.

WORD Prefix Root word Suffix Meaning

Uncontrolled Un control ed Not controlled

Invaluable In Value able Extremely useful

Unprecedented Un Precedent ed Not/never done

Unbelievable Un believe able Not able to believe

Uncomfortable Un comfort able Not comfortable

Unattended Un attend ed Not noticed

Multiplication of Decimal Numbers

1) 21.77 x 3.11 = 21. 77

x 3.11

2177

21770

+ 653100

67.7047

2) 78.9 x 8.6 = 78. 9

x 8. 6

4734

+ 63120

678.54

3) 4.686 x 8 = 4.686

x 8

37.488

4) 9.268 x 6.5 = 9. 268

x 6. 5

46340

+ 556080

60.2420

5) 71.30 x 6.3 = 71.30

x 6. 3

21390

+ 427800

449.190

6) 3.489 x 2.4 = 3.489

x 2. 4

13956

+ 69780

8.3736

7) 9.11 x 6.5 = 9.11

x 6. 5

4555

+ 54660

59.215

8) A scale model of a building is 17.1 m long. The real building is 10.3 times longer. How long is the

actual building?

17. 7

x 10. 3

531

0000

+ 17700

182.31 m long

9) Elvis went fishing with Keith. They were lucky and caught 1015.8 pounds of fish. If they sold the fishes

for $5.50 per pound, what did they earn altogether?

1015. 8

x 5.5

50790

+ 50790

$5586.90

10) Eggs are sold $37.75 per case at Quality Poultry Products. Mr. Ping orders 25 cases for his supermarket.

How much money does Mr. Ping pays for his eggs?

37.75

x 25

18875

+ 75500

$943.75

Division of Decimal Numbers

1) 38. 22 ÷ 3. 9 = 9.8 2) 11. 88 ÷ 5. 4 = 2.2

3) 77. 28 ÷ 9. 2 = 8.4 4) 69. 92 ÷ 7. 6 = 9.2

5) 58. 65 ÷ 6. 9 = 8.5 6) 16. 83 ÷ 1. 7 = 9.9

7) 12.07 ÷ 7. 1 = 1.7

8) A paper clip is made from 10. 2 cm of wire. How many paper clips can be made from 280.5 cm of wire?

280. 5 ÷ 10. 2 = 27. 5 (27 paper clips)

9) A barrel contains 500. 5 litres of water. How many bottles containing 5. 25 litres can be filled from the

barrel?

500.5 ÷ 5. 25 = 95.33 (95 bottles)

10) A family is travelling from Corozal to Toledo which is 325.5 miles. The family took 3.1 days to

complete the journey.

a) Round-off to the nearest ones and estimate how many miles they travel each day.

325.5 rounds to 326, 3.1 rounds to 3 now divide the estimated numbers to get the answer.

326 ÷ 3 = 108.67 miles

b) Calculate the exact number of miles they travelled each day.

Now divide the original numbers to find the exact answer. 325.5 ÷ 3.1 = 105 miles

Dividing Fractions

1. 5/9 2. 35/51 3. 1 9/11 4. 2 8/9 5. 2 ¼ 6. 39

Test Yourself

1. 2/5 ÷ 1/9 = 3 3/5 (Almost four hours)

2. 5 ÷ 1/8 = 40 people will get candy

3. 2/3 ÷ 1/9 = They filled 6 butter dishes

Adding and subtracting Fractions with like and unlike denominators

Adding: (1) 7/14= ½ (2) 18/19 (3) 16/15= 1 1/15

Subtracting: (1) 1/13 (2) 2/10 = 1/5 (3) 7/9

Let’s do this: (1) 7/15 ( 2) 6/

20 = 3/10

Let’s Get it: (a) 5

24 (b)

13

30 (c) 1

1

3 (d)

9

16 (e)

1

8 (f) 1

5

24 (g)

2

3 (h)

4

5

The Respiratory System

Animals and humans need oxygen in order to support life. Humans get oxygen from the air through their

respiratory system. The respiratory system is composed of the nose, mouth, trachea, lungs, and diaphragm. The

diaphragm is a thick muscle that separates the lungs from the abdomen. The diaphragm pushes down while the

rib cage pushes out, sucking air into the body through the nose or mouth. The air passes though the trachea, a

tube that connects the nose and mouth to the lungs. The lungs are full of tubes that get smaller and smaller,

ending in tiny sacks called alveoli. When the air reaches the alveoli, blood picks up the oxygen and drops off

waste gas called carbon dioxide. When the gases have been exchanged, the diaphragm pushes upward and the

ribcage pushes inward. Carbon dioxide is pushed out of the body through the trachea and the nose or mouth.

The entire process of taking in oxygen and expelling, or removing, carbon dioxide is called respiration.

1. What is the main idea of the passage? b. The respiratory system gives the body the oxygen it needs.

2. The 5 main parts of the respiratory system is the nose, mouth, trachea, lungs and a. diaphragm.

3. What is the diaphragm? b. A muscle that separates the lungs from the abdomen.

4. Which of the following is an antonym for the word expelling in line 17? a. ejecting

5. How does carbon dioxide get out of the body? c. It pushes out through the trachea and the nose or mouth.

For Everyone Answer Key

Facts and Opinion

1. I go to a primary school. Fact 2. Yellow is a pretty color. Opinion 3. My mom is kind. Opinion

4. Spiders are scary. Opinion 5. We live in the country of Belize. Fact 6. The solar system has 8

planets. Fact

1. Yoli’s pizza is the nicest pizza in the Cayo District. Opinion 2. Belize is a beautiful country. Opinion

3. Belize has 6 districts. Fact 4. The Belize Zoo contains some animals of Belize. Fact

5. Belize City is the biggest settlement in the country. 6. Nelma’s Boutique sells the best clothing in Belize.

Opinion

7. The Dental Center is professional and economic. Opinion 8. Placencia is on a peninsula. Fact

9. Caracol was an ancient Maya city. Fact 10. The Prime Minister of Belize is Hon. Dean

Barrow. Fact

Spanish

¿Cómo te sientes cuando...? 1. Cuando es ruidoso _enfado 2. Cuando mis padres están gritando miedo / tristeza

3. Cuando mi papá/mamá me da un abrazo alegria 4. Cuando no puedo ver mis amigos tristeza

5. Cuando me castigan tristeza / enfado 6. Cuando no puedo usar mi Kindle tristeza / enfado

7. Cuando no se mis tablas de matemáticas tristeza 8. Cuando nadie juega conmigo tristeza / sorpresa

Recycle, Reuse, Reduce

Questions 1. What is creating new materials from old ones is called? Recycling

2. Give three ways we can reduce the amount of plastic we use. What is the meaning of reduce? Taking your own

shopping bag to the store, using plastic bags as garbage bags, using bamboo/wooden or metal straws instead

of plastic straws. Reduce means to use less of something.

3. What kind of materials can be recycled? Paper, plastic and metal

4. List 3 things that you reuse at home. (Answers may vary- your own answers)

Fruits and Vegetables

1. What is the poem about? Talking about different types of vegetables for the most part

2. Write two words that rhyme? Suit-fruit

3. Is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable? Fruit

4. What is the poet referring to when she or he says “How ’bout tomato in his shiny red suit”? it refers to the skin of the

tomato

Financial Literacy

NEEDS versus WANTS

1. Your shoes have fallen apart, so you go to the store to buy new ones. Need

2. Your basketball is worn out so you go to the sporting goods store to buy a new one. Want

3. You buy paper and markers so you can make your teacher a special card for Teacher’s Day. Want

4. You go to the store and buy eggs, butter, milk, and a loaf of bread. Need

5. Your mother takes your sister to the eye doctor and buys her a pair of glasses. Need

6. Your family has a brand new car in the backyard. Want

7. Your father stops at the gas station and puts 10 gallons of gasoline in his car to go to the beach. Want

Needs – shoes, phone, bread, medicine, water, gas

Wants – television, doll, trophy

Financial Literacy

Saving and Spending

1. What was the problem in the story? The twins loved spending money and didn’t like to save.

2, What were some ways that the twins decided to make money? They took out the neighbour’s trash, did

babysitting on Saturdays and had their own lime juice stand.

3. What did mom suggest the twins do with the money they earned? Mom suggested they saved the money earned

at the credit union. 4. Your money will gain interest and you will then have enough to buy very important things for school.” What you

do you think the word “interest” means? (Your own answer)

Road Safety

Bicycle safety is important! Wear helmet to protect your head. Bright clothes are also good to wear because

they help people see you better. Make sure your bike is not too big or too small. The tires on the bike should be

full of air. If they are flat, it will be hard to ride. Be sure to follow the rules of the road. Look both ways before

you enter the street. Ride on the right side of the road. Pay attention and watch for cars and other people. Follow

these rules to help you stay safe!

1. Playing on the road. Unsafe 2. Playing in the park. Safe 3. Crossing on the zebra lines. Safe 4.

Getting in to a moving vehicle. Unsafe

5. Walking on the sidewalk. Safe 6. Running across the street or road. Safe

Road Safety

Traffic Signs

A stop sign is a traffic sign designed to notify drivers that they must come to a complete stop and make sure that

the intersection is clear of vehicles and pedestrians before they continue through the intersection.

A yield or give way sign indicates that merging drivers must prepare to stop if necessary, to let a driver on

another approach proceed. A driver who stops or slows down to let another vehicle through has yielded the right

of way to that vehicle.

A no parking sign means that cars are not allowed to park at a certain location.

No U turn sign indicates that you are not allowed to reverse your direction of travel at that intersection without

going around a block or two.

No left turn sign indicates that left turns are prohibited. When you see the "NO LEFT TURN" sign at an

intersection, you can either travel straight through or turn right.

No right turn sign indicates that turning right at an intersection or junction is not permitted.

Speed limit sign indicates the maximum or minimum permitted speed expressed as kilometres per hour (km/h)

and/or miles per hour (mph).

Pedestrian sign is a warning sign. Drivers encountering a pedestrian crossing sign should be alert for any people

who might walk or run in front of their vehicle. Drivers can prepare to slow down or stop on short notice.

Pedestrian crossing sign alert drivers that people may be crossing, walk or run in front of their vehicle. Drivers

can prepare to slow down or stop on short notice.

Parking for bicycles and motorcycles only – straightforward as indicated by sign

Road Safety

Reading Comprehension

1. Who improved the safety of the roads? Governments and car makers

2. What are the three main factors in road safety? There are three main factors involved in road safety. Firstly,

drivers and walkers must be trained in safe road use. Secondly, roads must be safe. Finally, cars must be safe.

3. How many deaths are there in road accidents yearly? Over one million deaths

4. How do car makers improve the safety of motor vehicles? All new cars have belts for all seats, front and

back, and special glass in the windows. There are fog lights to help you see the car in front in bad weather.

5. What is the passage is mainly about? a. road safety

6. Who are involved in road safety. d. drivers, pedestrians, roads and cars. 7. The underlined word “themselves” means a. vehicles

B. Use the words to fill in the blanks. A baker was seriously injured _this morning when a _speeding car hit him as it swerved off the road and drove

into his shop. A witness who saw the accident said that the driver of the car came round the corner on the wrong

side. The car was badly damaged.

C. Answer the questions in complete sentences. 1. If you ride at night, what must you have on your bicycle? light

2. What should you always do before entering a street or road? Look both ways for oncoming traffic

3. How do you protect yourself when riding a bicycle? Wear helmet

4. What should you always check before riding a bike? Why? Check tires to see that they have enough air.

5. If you walk or ride on the street or road at night, why is it important to wear bright coloured clothing? So that

oncoming traffic may be able to see you and avoid from hitting you

Bicycle Safety

1. seat 2. Stand 3. Chain 4. Pedals 5. Handlebars 6. Brakes 7. wheels

Scenarios – Rules

2. Pedestrians should use crosswalks to cross the street. 3. Bikes must respect lights

and signs.

4. Bikes must follow flow of traffic. 5. Pedestrians should walk on

the side of the road, not the middle.

6. Bicyclists can be ticketed like vehicles.

Road Safety True or False:

1. F 2. T 3. T 4. F 5. T 6. T 7. T 8. T 9. T 10. F

A Boat Adventure 1. Always wear a life jacket, keep hands and feet inside the boat, drive with caution and decrease

especially during bad weather conditions.

2. Driving a boat in bad weather may lead to accidents, someone may fall overboard, the boat may

overturn.

Safe and Unsafe Activities 1. Unsafe 2. Unsafe 3. Safe 4. Unsafe 5. Unsafe 6. Safe 7. Unsafe 8. Safe

9. Unsafe 10. Safe

11. Unsafe 12. Unsafe 13. Safe 14. Unsafe 15. Unsafe 16. Safe

- Too much people/pets on a motorcycle may lead to an accident, they may lose balance, fall over and be

run over by oncoming traffic

- This is dangerous because oncoming traffic could crash into it, causing an explosion which may lead to

serious injury or death. The driver coming from opposite direction could slow down, drive at appropriate

speed limit and wait until the obstruction on the road is cleared before trying to proceed. When

approaching a curve, drivers should slow down and never try to overtake another vehicle.

Riddles and Facts about animals

1. Turkey 2. Chicken 3. Lion 4. Snail 5. Frog

Unscramble the facts about the Mongoose.

1. Mammal 2. Pack 3. Famous 4. Animals 5. scorpions