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"Children, what should I do if I encounter a traffic accident on the road?" "I want to call the police immediately and tell the police uncle!" On the morning of February 2, the first lesson of the "Colorful Winter" series of activities for minors during the winter vacation, "Civilized Travel, Safety in the Heart" was held in the District New Era Civilization Practice Center, 6 returning college students joined hands with Jiangdu traffic police to explain traffic safety knowledge to the children, and the atmosphere was lively and bursts of laughter.
At the event site, the traffic police explained to the children walking safety knowledge, riding safety knowledge, how to avoid traffic accidents, etc., and stimulated the children's interest in traffic safety knowledge through interaction. The traffic police also taught the children how to use the alcohol detector, and the children became "little traffic police", and the immersive teaching gave them a deeper understanding of traffic safety knowledge.
The winter vacation series of activities was jointly sponsored by the District New Era Civilization Practice Center, the District Civilization Office, and the Internet Information Office of the District Party Committee, focusing on the five platforms of theoretical preaching, education services, cultural services, science and technology popularization services, and health and sports services. "We will carry out a series of social practice activities during the winter break, and today is the first class, the topic of traffic safety. Zhang Lu, director of the District Network Information Center, introduced that the winter vacation series of activities is "let big friends hold hands with children", returning college student volunteers combine their own strengths, let children learn knowledge in getting along, and will also invite people from all walks of life and college student volunteers to teach children lessons.
Source: Jiangdu Financial Media
Author: Reporter Wang Cheng Liu Ya
Editor: Huang Shengdong
Review: Printing direction