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Bikes
BikeReady is about having the skills and experience to bike for life. It is New Zealand’s national cycle education system and includes curriculum-based learning.
ATA-full-resource.pdfThe resource provides a process for schools to implement sustainable active travel practices in their school through student inquiry - and an opportunity for students to take action in response to climate change.
These Bike games and activities for schools developed by NZTA are a fun way for students to practise and develop key bike control skills such as balance, braking, riding with one hand and more.
Each card explains the equipment, setup and instructions for the activity as well as discussion ideas and variations to ensure inclusiveness for all students.
All activities are flexible and can be adapted to suit your class’s age, abilities, and needs. Most games are suitable for balance bikes or trikes. Most importantly, have fun, and feel free to join in with your class!
Resources for teachers and students to encourage safe behaviour and sustainable travel habits.
Road Safety
Flexible, context-driven lesson plans that support student inquiry and curriculum integration. Writers, including Pam Hook, use SOLO Taxonomy to create clear learning progressions.
The Road safety education update is an email newsletter for primary, intermediate and secondary school teachers in New Zealand. Plus anyone else interested in road safety education.
The newsletter is issued once per school term and contains:
articles on the latest curriculum resources
access to exclusive webinars
opportunities to provide your feedback
suggestions and snippets about safe school travel.
Hands-on science, persuasive writing and mapping local routes as students investigate changes to speed limits around schools.
Year 1-8 resource including English, Mathematics and Science for learning about safe road use and citizenship.
Convenient bite-sized lessons that are easy for teachers to use, giving students progressive road safety learning that grows as they do.
Five worksheets in English and a matching five in te reo Māori for each year group.
Years 1-2, Years 3-4, Years 5-6, Years 7-8 and Years 9-10.
Each worksheet linked to the curriculum and builds on the previous worksheet.
New word search worksheet uses kupu from the Road Code in te reo Māori and English to help young people learn relevant vocabulary:
The Feet First resources provide learning experiences around the context of walking to school.
Bite-size classroom activities that support big science ideas relating to road safety.
Published 2020
Get students learning hands-on as they explore big science ideas with these engaging activities.
Suitable for Years 1-10.
Printable instruction sheets.
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