The goal of this activity is to challenge people to use their memory with two sets of words before and after distractions are introduced. Discussion should include the comparison between the number of words recalled with and without distractions.
Sentence Strips
To learn about different statistics on all five risks. Students will be engaged by reading each strip and determining which pieces go together to form a complete sentence.
M&M Madness
Peer pressure is a very real reality. Group decision making is much harder than making a decision on your own. This activity explores decision making and peer pressure and discusses what happens when you have more people effecting your decision.
All Driving Risks Toolkit
Supporting resources covering all teen driving risks.
PSA’s, School Bulletins, School Newspapers, Announcements
Throughout the school year plan announcements to broadcast over the PA system. Your team can also write an article and submit to the school paper or website. Articles can also be sent to local news outlets when your team is conducting a big activity or has won an award.
Be A Lifesaver! Activity
TDS student leader(s) will hand out safety cards with Lifesaver candy attached. Cards can have Lifesaver messaging.