Safe Streets

What your child learns

• Red, yellow and green car lights, and the red and green pedestrian man
• Cross only on the green man, at the zebra crossing; if it is blinking, wait for the next one
• Always wear a helmet on a motorbike, buckle up in the car, and keep head and hands inside the bus
• Walk on the sidewalk, never play in the road, and hold a grown-up's hand when crossing

How to play

1. Mom and child wait on the sidewalk by the zebra crossing. Traffic drives on the right, as in Vietnam.
2. When the pedestrian light shows the green man and the cars have stopped, tap "Go" to cross.
3. Tap while the light is still red and they stay put while a gentle reminder plays.
4. In between, picture questions ask which child is being safe, out of two or three pictures.

For parents

• Out on the street, ask "What color is the light? Can we go yet?" to make it stick.
• Teach your child to look left first, then right: on right-hand roads the nearest cars come from the left.
• It gets harder over time: the green man runs on a timer and blinks before turning red, and quizzes show three pictures.
• There are no crash scenes; the "unsafe" pictures only show the risky action so kids can spot it.