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The document is an interactive story about a group of children taking a car trip to the beach. It presents choices at various points in the journey that determine whether the children experience an accident or arrive safely. The story is meant to teach children about passenger safety and making safe choices in the car.
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- 5. They then… put on a safety belt or don’t put a safety belt on.
- 6. While they are on their way they stop because… An accident happens or the police gives the driver a ticket
- 7. As they drive the children… sing and throw things or sit quietly and watch out the window
- 8. Which causes the driver to… crash or yell at everyone
- 9. The children quieten down and are on their way again. The children… put their hands and or sit quietly legs out the window
- 10. When they arrive at the beach they... get out of the van or wait until the van while its moving stops and are told to get out.
- 11. The children learn a lesson about passenger safety the hard way and hopefully next time will make a better choice. Click the arrows to start again and see which journey you will take this time…
- 12. And... fall over and get hurt or get hit by a car badly
- 13. They have a great time at the beach