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Teaching kids how to be safe on their feet on International Walk to School Day
October 05, 2016
Teaching kids how to be safe on their feet on International Walk to School Day
BACKGROUND: What does it mean when you see white lights next to red tail lights on a car? Which way do you look before crossing a street? (Hint: it’s not a trick question!) University Health and Safe Kids San Antonio will visit De Zavala Elementary on Wednesday morning to teach kids how to be safe when walking to school — or anywhere else they might encounter traffic. On hand will be Vision Zero San Antonio representatives with the City of San Antonio and volunteers from FedEx to do a show-and-tell presentation for students on pedestrian safety. More than 40 countries participate in International Walk to School Day to encourage safe routes to school for kids all over the world.
WHO:
Mandy Fultz, Safe Kids Project Coordinator at University Health
Donna Finch, principal, De Zavala Elementary
WHEN:
10:35 a.m. Wednesday, October 5 – please check in at front office
WHERE:
De Zavala Elementary, 2311 San Luis St., San Antonio
