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THINK! EDUCATION - EARLY YEARS AND PRIMARY - HOME PAGE

http://think.direct.gov.uk/education/early-years-and-primary/

THINK! Education, the Department for Transport's suite of free curriculum-linked road safety resources for early years and primary pupils and their teachers and parents.

Fun teaching ideas for early years (Under 5s), lower primary (Key Stage 1) and upper primary (Key Stage 2). Timings, resource lists and curriculum links are provided.

Some of the teaching ideas make use of the interactive and downloadable resources in the early years pupils area.

There are lots of road safety resources on this site as well as guidance for teachers and parents. There are also interactive activities for the children which are divided into age groups.

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