REET Level 1 study notes
Travel for REET Level 1 EVS
Travel at the primary stage means moving from one place to another for school, work, market, hospital, festivals, relatives, or daily needs. Children classify transport by where it moves: land, water, or air; learn north, south, east, and west through the rising and setting sun; and draw simple route maps with landmarks rather than scale. Safety is taught through demonstration and role play, such as safe crossing, sitting properly, holding a railing, and staying with a trusted adult.
Key points
- Travel at the primary stage means moving from one place to another for school, work, market, hospital, festival or family reasons.
- Transport is grouped by where it moves: land includes walking, bicycle, bullock cart, bus and train; water includes boat and ferry; air includes aeroplane and helicopter.
- The four main directions taught at this stage are north, south, east and west, and they are introduced through the rising and setting sun.
- A primary route map uses easy landmarks like a tree, shop, temple or bus stop, not exact scale or graph paper.
- Safety habits — safe crossing, sitting properly, holding a railing, staying with a trusted adult — are taught through demonstration and short role play.
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Travel at the primary stage means moving from one place to another for school, work, market, hospital, festivals, relatives, or daily needs. Children classify transport by where it moves: land, water, or air; learn north, south, east, and west through the rising and setting sun; and draw simple route maps with landmarks rather than scale. Safety is taught through demonstration and role play, such as safe crossing, sitting...