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Pedestrian Safety Instructional Materials Pedestrian Safety Featuring Skippy the Squirrel and Freddy the Fox Safe Walking to the School Bus and To School Safe Walking Rules - Mini Poster (Set of 4) Safe Walking Rules Poster (Set of 4) Safe Walking Tips Card Safe Walker Award Ribbon FREDDY SAYS Sticker Safe Crossing Sticker Pedestrian Safety Featuring Skippy the Squirrel and Freddy the Fox This eight page Pedestrian Safety coloring book features Skippy the Squirrel and Freddy the Fox discussing important safety rules for young children while walking to and from school or the school bus stop. Copyright Saint Paul Public Schools all rights reserved. Safe Walking to the School Bus and To School The basic rules for safe walking are not difficult, but many students do not follow them. This brochure is designed to introduce them to the basic pedestrian safety rules for both walking to school and to the school bus stop. Copyright Saint Paul Public Schools all rights reserved.  Safe Walkingbkltlkd.pdf   Safe Walking Rules - Mini Poster (Set of 4) . Safe Walking Rules Poster (Set of 4) . Safe Walking Tips Card . Safe Walker Award Ribbon This bright red award ribbon rewards the student pedestrian for learning the pedestrian safety rules and for walking safely to and from school or the school bus stop. Artwork copyright Saint Paul Public Schools. FREDDY SAYS Sticker Brightly colored stricker featuring Freddy the Fox telling students to Always Do What My Patrol Says! Safe Crossing Sticker Brightly colored sticker with the basic pedestrian safety rule: Follow the Directions of Your School Patrol. This sticker complements the Pedestrian Safety Coloring Book featuring Skippy and Freddy.

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