SAFETY FIRST

SAFETY FIRST

VOCABULARY
1. NO PARKING
  1. SPEED LIMIT
    1. SCHOOL CROSSING
      1. ROAD WORK
        STOP
        NO LEFT TURN
LIFE STORIES
1. Jose always drives the speed limit
  1. He always wears a seat belt
    1. He never talks on his cell phone in the car
      1. He always stops at stop signs
        He always slows down near road work
        Jose is very careful. He's a great driver!
GRAMMAR
1. You should know your co- workers. Tell the manager about stangers.
  1. At night, you shouldn't leave work alone. Walk with a co-worker.
    1. We should tell our boss about the parking lot. It's dangerous
      1. We shouldn't lock the emergency exit. Leave it open.
        A window is broken. We should call the office manager.
        Don't leave the windows open at night . We should be careful
EVERYDAY CONVERSATION
REAL LIFE READING
1. A SAFE DRIVER IS A GOOD DRIVER
  1. Accidents can happen if people drive when they are tired. When you are tired, it's difficult to pay attention. Sometimes, drivers drink coffe or open the car window when they are tired. This can help, but you shouldn't drive when you are tired. When you have to drive a long distance, you should stop after two hours or 100 miles. You should pull over a rest stop. You can sleep for an hour or two, or you can exercise a little. Don't forget: a safe driver is a careful driver!

Resource summary

	Created by aimee cervantes gutierrez over 8 years ago