Survival Signs Magnetic Outdoor Set

The signs feature international symbols and illustrations that make learning easy for visual learners or those with limited or no reading skills. Durable color magnets are divided into two categories.

Teacher's Activity Guide
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Game
Students write their names on the magnetic board, and then select survival signs magnets that have been placed face down. When they identify a sign correctly, the magnet is placed under their name on the board.

Community
In turn, students select magnets from a face-down group and place them on the magnetic board. They then have to describe one place in the community where they see the signs (picnic area, school, street, etc.).

Alphabetizing
Using either the indoor or outdoor signs, have two students as a team place all 40 magnetic survival signs in alphabetical order.

Q & A
Place one magnetic survival sign on the board. Instruct students to ask questions about the sign by raising their hands.

Art
Students place one or more magnets on the board, and then draw with dry erase markers (not included) scenes that relate to the signs. For example, the Fire Station magnet might be accompanied by a drawing of a fire engine.

Story
Students take turn selecting one magnet. Each has a few minutes to make up a story about the sign. Have them place their magnets on the board one at a time and tell their stories aloud.