Traffic sign colouring pages for kids: School crossing sign

Next time you're out for a walk with the kids, teach them about what the different road signs mean and why they're there. This activity will remind children that the signs they see everywhere around them have meaning. Get kids to colour in these free printables.

What you need:

• computer with internet access
• printer
• paper
• colouring pencils and markers

Number of players:

Activity:

Teach children about the different road and traffic signs and what each of them means. By letting them colour in these free printables they are more likely to remember them and pay attention to their warnings.

Not only do we have flags at school crossings, but we have supervisors holding lollipop signs, too. These signs differ from state to state but the message is the same. STOP! They're only allowed to cross the road when the crossing supervisor uses it to stop traffic and indicate that it's safe to GO!

Print this traffic sign for kids to colour in.

Find more traffic signs for kids to colour in:

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• Pedestrian crossing sign
• Railway crossing sign
• School crossing flag
• School crossing sign
• Stop sign
• Traffic lights

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