1st graders visiting Frisco Fire Safety Town will study motor vehicle and pedestrian safety during their safety program. The class will last approximately one and a half hours (45 minutes classroom and 45 minutes outdoor activities) that includes:

• A short classroom presentation
• Identification of where each student is safest when riding in a motor vehicle
• Students driving battery-operated jeeps throughout the outdoor area of Safety Town
• Students acting as pedestrians and using crosswalks to cross outdoor Safety Town streets

During the class, students will learn:

• Students practice crossing the street safely
• Where children should sit when riding in a vehicle
• How a seat belt should fit children when sitting in a car or booster seat
• What common traffic signs and signals look like and how to use them
• How to identify and use a crosswalk and pedestrian signal

The first grade classroom has a maximum capacity of 45 children. Programs are taught twice each day at 9:30 - 11 a.m. and again at 12 - 1:30 p.m.

Scheduling Priority

 
Frisco I.S.D. schools will have scheduling priority through mid-November. Open registration for other districts starts mid-November.
 

Pre-Visit Resources

To assist classroom educators, we have created a First Grade Pre-visit Teacher Resource Guide that includes an overview of the School Bus, Motor Vehicle, and Pedestrian Safety program.