Listen to our safe walking messages. The children imported an image into KidPix and wrote a message about safe walking before exporting it, so we could make a movie.
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Hi Room 15,
ReplyDeleteWe think your video will help us be safe. We learned that you have to cross the road safely by looking for cars. We need to look left and right before we cross. We liked the bit when you told us about sneaky driveways.
Great work!