Children in India go to school using different modes of transportation depending on their location. Some children in snowy areas use sledges, while in southern India's Kerala region children use vallams. In Assam, children walk across bamboo bridges, and in desert areas of Rajasthan they sometimes take bullock carts. Children in cities usually go to school by bus. Regardless of the method, discipline and safety are emphasized as children are taught to walk in lines, hold hands when crossing roads, and follow other precautions.

1. GOING TO SCHOOL
CLASS IV EVS
AMARJEET(PRT)
KV HIRANAGAR

4. USING SLEDGES IN SNOWY AREAS

5. VALLAM IN SOUTH INDIA (KERALA)

7. IN ASSAM WALK ON BAMBOO BRIDGE

8. DESERT AREAS AND VILLAGES IN
RAJASTHAN

9. GOING TO SCHOOL BY BULLOCK CART
SOME CARTS HAVE ROOFS

10. DANGEROUS ROCKY MOUNTAINS

11. JUGAD- A COMBINATION OF
DIFFERENT VEHICLES -

12. BY BUS IN CITIES

13. DISCIPLINE- LEARN FROM ME

14. CROSS THE ROAD HOLDING HANDS

16. CHILDREN GOING TO SCHOOL
IN DIFFERENT SITUATIONS

17. SYMBOLS
WALK IN A LINE FOR SAFETY

18. MAN PULLING RICKSHAW& AUTO