
Traffic Surveyors at the Wandesforde National School
On Wednesday, 25th May, Junior & Senior Infants worked very hard as traffic surveyors in Castlecomer to support work covered in class on the topic of Transport.
The children were given either a form of transport or a colour which they had to keep watch for in the traffic that passed by the school gates from 9:40-10am that morning.
The children had great fun watching for their colour and type of vehicle!
All the results were recorded onto a clipboard.
The results of the traffic survey were that the most frequent form of transport passing the school was a car! Not only this, but the most common colour to pass the school was silver!
The children really enjoyed their duties as traffic surveyors and they did a fantastic job of it as the photographs tell!
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That is so cute!
We discovered that silver cars are the most popular too (when we go on long drives, each person picks a colour and counts up the number of cars we meet in that colour), so much so that silver cars are now not allowed in our car game!