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Welcome to the Road Safety Education rap on Transport Safety


 

The Transport Safety Rap will run from Week 1 of Term 4, 2003 to Week 5 of Term 4, 2003 and is suitable for Stage 3 (Years 5 and 6) students. This rap is designed to develop students’ knowledge and understanding of the safety features on and around public transport and to consider their role and responsibilities in keeping in their own safety.

Dates

The following dates indicate the activities and timeline for the Transport Safety Rap.

* Subscription: (From 13 October 2003 )
* Subscription and introductions Week 1 (Week beginning 13 October 2003 )
* Rap point 1 Week 2 (Week beginning 20 October 2003 )
* Rap point 2 Week 3 (Week beginning 27 October 2003 )
* Rap point 3 Week 4 (Week beginning 3 November 2003 )
* Rap wrap up Week 5 (Week beginning 10 November 2003 )

Coordinator

Ingrid Weiss , Curriculum Consultant NSW State Rai, email schoolprojects@staterail.nsw.gov.au or telephone (02) 8202 2158.

PDHPE outcomes
This rap will provide opportunities for students to work towards the following Stage 3 outcomes from the PDHPE K-6 Syllabus.

Knowledge and understanding
Safe Living (SLS3.13)
Describes safe practices that are appropriate to a range of situations and environments.

Skills
Communicating (COS3.3)
Communicates confidently in a variety of situations.

Values and attitudes
V4 Increasingly accepts responsibility for personal and community health.

Information communication technologies

This rap will assist Stage 3 students in the development of their ability to:

  • use ICT to locate, access, evaluate, manipulate, create, store and retrieve information
  • express ideas and communicate with others, using ICT.

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How do schools get involved involved?

From 13 October 2003 (Week 1, Term 4) you may participate in the Transport Safety Rap by entering your email address in the boxes below and clicking the Submit button after each section is completed.

You will receive emails to confirm that:

    your subscription was successful you are in the teacher support email system or listserv your class is accepted to participate in the rap.

Simply follow the instructions these sections of the rap contain when posting messages.

Archives of the class email discussion

Overview of the rap

Select the appropriate link to find out the activities for each week of the rap.

*Introductions Week 1 (Week beginning 13 October 2003 )
*Rap point 1 Week 2 (Week beginning 20 October 2003)
*Rap point 2 Week 3 (Week beginning 27 October 2003 )
*Rap point 3 Week 4 (Week beginning 3 November 2003 )
*Rap wrap up Week 5 (Week beginning 10 November 2003 )


All class emails and responses sent to the rap are archived in the Gallery of rappers illustrations and work samples.

Rap support materials

The following materials will help you complete the Transport Safety Rap.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

Email: instruction sheet for students This section contains information about how to send and receive messages via email, including attaching files.

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Rap maps

Find examples of maps and tally sheets. Students may use these to identify and locate schools participating in the rap. Use these or create your own maps and tally sheets based on ideas from the examples provided.

Rap lingos

This section provides some of the terms and language used in the Transport Safety Rap.

Rap online discussion on a topic, e.g. book or event
Rappers the people involved in this rap
Rap point a topic, issue or event to discuss, or question to answer
Rap task class activities designed to explore the rap point
Rap map a map marking other rappers' locations
Rap record print out of messages responded to
Rap rep the person typing the responses
Rap reporters the people relaying rap news to others
Rap wrap up final message about a rap


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