Welcome to location #15 of the Scavenger Hunt!
You’re on a roll! (Or a walk?!)
At this crosswalk, let’s practice the SEP method again and focus on eye contact.
SHOW: Demonstrate how to look at drivers and make eye contact before crossing.
EXPLAIN: Talk with your child about why eye contact is so important. Ask your child the following questions:
PRACTICE: Hold hands with your child, make eye contact with a driver and wait for them to indicate it is safe to cross. Do this for both sides of traffic. Practice looking at the driver in both lanes as you cross.
You’re on a roll! (Or a walk?!)

At this crosswalk, let’s practice the SEP method again and focus on eye contact.
SHOW: Demonstrate how to look at drivers and make eye contact before crossing.
EXPLAIN: Talk with your child about why eye contact is so important. Ask your child the following questions:
Why is it safer to make eye contact with a driver before crossing? (Establish that they have seen you and are paying attention)
What kind of gesture will a driver make if they want to show me that they have seen me and it is safe to cross in front of them? (Wave, smile, raise hand, etc.)
PRACTICE: Hold hands with your child, make eye contact with a driver and wait for them to indicate it is safe to cross. Do this for both sides of traffic. Practice looking at the driver in both lanes as you cross.
