The Life Stage Series: Physical Development - Meg's Egg

The video is part of a life stage series focusing on developmental milestones and road safety for children. It tells the story of Meg, who attends a party, participates in an egg race, and learns an important lesson about road safety. Through a series of events, Meg's mother teaches her the importance of holding hands while crossing the road, understanding traffic lights, and using zebra crossings. The video concludes with a safety song to reinforce the lesson.

What is the main focus of the life stage series introduced in the video?

• Teaching children about different animals

• Helping children understand developmental milestones

• Encouraging children to play sports

• Teaching children how to cook

What was Meg's reaction when she arrived at the party?

• She was tired

• She was scared

• She was bored

• She was excited

Why did Meg drop her egg during the race?

• She was distracted by a balloon

• She was running too fast

• She turned around to look for her mum

• She tripped over a rock

What lesson did Meg's mum teach her about crossing the road?

• Hold an adult's hand for safety

• Cross only when the road is empty

• Ignore the traffic lights

• Always run across quickly

What does a yellow traffic light indicate?

• Cars should speed up

• Cars should slow down and prepare to stop

• Pedestrians can start crossing

• The light is broken

What is a zebra crossing?

• A place where zebras cross

• A type of pedestrian crossing with white stripes

• A special road for bicycles

• A crossing only for animals

What is the purpose of the safety song Meg and her mum created?

• To remember the party games

• To help recall road safety rules

• To sing at the next party

• To learn about different animals