SAFE Educational Activities Ideas
Teen Driving Presentations
"Driving For Teens" is about 45 minutes long and can be done either with a PowerPoint slide show or a Kahoot interactive online quiz game. It covers topics such as distracted driving, impaired driving, and mental health and driving.
"Mental Health And Driving" is a PowerPoint slide show presentation that is about 20-30 minutes long. It covers how mental illness can impact driving, ways to prevent risky driving, and community resources and alternatives to driving.
To request either of these presentations, email Courtney Nowland at cnowland@dccca.org.
Booster To Belts
With the help of Booster Rooster, Booster 2 Belts gets kids excited about seat belts. |
Just Drive
The Kansas Department of Transportation, Kansas Department of Education and the Kansas Insurance Commissioner invites your high school to participate in this year's Distracted Driving Awareness Campaign. |
Distracted Driving Campaign Sign Up Form
Miss Kansas
The Miss Kansas Organization and the Kansas Department of Transportation have partnered to keep Kansas roads safe. |
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Click here to download a PDF version of the SAFE Miss Kansas 2024 poster (11x17) |
Use these scripts to promote driving safety! |
Around Your School
Draw chalk art on sidewalks
Create a fence display
Make SAFE driving posters
Install SAFE driving signs
Create a display of books with crashes as part of the plot
Make a large SAFE pledge card banner or create a pledge card wall
Put a traffic safety message on your school's marquee
Show SAFE driving reminders on screens - CLICK HERE for SAFE on YouTube
Put traffic safety notes or magnets on lockers
Put SAFE Driving Ads in Programs
Start a SAFE social media account
Give out coupons when you see someone buckled up
School Events
Hold a Kahoot SAFE Driving Challenge Quiz
Host a ThinkFast Interactive Game Show
Bring in the Kansas Highway Patrol's Rollover Demonstrator or Seatbelt Convincer
Have a seatbelt "fire drill" competition - CLICK HERE for rules
Hold a Mock Crash
Hold a Mock Trial - CLICK HERE For A Script
Have a SAFE Spirit Week
Have a "Red Thumb" Day and paint thumbnails red to remind everyone not to text and drive
Hand out snacks with SAFE reminders
Drive a golf cart or remote control cars while wearing drunk goggles or texting
Community Events
Make a SAFE Parade Float
Hand out SAFE reminders at games, performances, and other gatherings
Give out SAFE "Traffic Citations" - CLICK HERE for a PDF
Promote Pedestrian and Bicycling Safety
Be part of KDOT's Adopt-A-Highway program
Invite a Guest Speaker
ThinkFirst of Greater Kansas City
Nicole Allensworth (Texting and Driving)
Joe White (Underage Drinking)
Jared Estes (Drunk Driving Victim)
Garry Parker (Defensive Driving)
Videos
In this six-part series, Karen Williams takes teens on a journey to explain how biology and changes in their brain affects everything in their lives - especially the challenges they face as they learn to drive safely.