Understanding Traffic Signals and Their Functions

The video tutorial guides children in creating a traffic signal craft to enhance fine motor skills, creativity, and understanding of traffic lights. It explains the significance of traffic light colors and their order, emphasizing road safety. The activity uses simple materials like paper and crayons, and includes a rhyme to help remember the traffic signals.

What is one of the benefits of making a traffic signal with kids?

• Improves their cooking skills

• Teaches them to drive

• Helps them learn mathematics

• Enhances their fine motor skills

Which material is NOT mentioned as needed for the traffic signal activity?

• Chart papers

• Watercolors

• Clay

• A4 size paper

What is the primary purpose of a traffic light?

• To entertain drivers

• To provide street lighting

• To control road traffic

• To decorate the streets

Which color in a traffic signal means 'go'?

• Blue

• Green

• Yellow

• Red

What does the yellow light in a traffic signal indicate?

• Turn around

• Go faster

• Get ready or slow down

• Stop immediately

Why is the red color used in traffic signals?

• It is visible from a distance

• It is the favorite color of drivers

• It is the brightest color

• It is the cheapest color

In what order are the colors arranged in a traffic signal?

• Green, Yellow, Red

• Yellow, Red, Green

• Red, Yellow, Green

• Red, Green, Yellow

What is the reason for the specific order of colors in a traffic signal?

• To match the rainbow

• To indicate the level of importance

• To save electricity

• To confuse drivers

Which color is at the top of a traffic signal?

• Blue

• Green

• Yellow

• Red

What is the rhyme associated with traffic signals?

• Green says stop, red says go, yellow says slow

• Red means go, green means stop, yellow means wait

• Stop says the red light, go says the green, standing in between

• Stop at green, go at red, yellow means wait