Excitement and fun at a daycare centre in Stuttgart: Moki and Kadia from MobileKids show the pre-school children how to move safely in traffic.

MobileKids pursues "inclusion in road traffic" and shows what traffic education can look like for children with intellectual disabilities.

In an interview with MobileKids, Andrea Klein from the KinderHelden ("Heroes for Children") organisation talks about the importance of the mentoring programme and what MobileKids has to do with it.

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Three new tutorial videos offer exciting insights and practical tips for working with MobileKids content. The focus is on the topics of way to school, cycling and awareness.

MobileKids presents five free worksheets for traffic lessons. Paired with the explanatory videos, these result in interactive teaching units.

MobileKids China has published a science-based handbook that involves the entire society to make a child-friendly city in terms of road safety.

Last year, MobileKids reached a total of 4,500 children at 34 schools in India and raised awareness to the topic of road safety with the help of playful elements.

Even primary school children can save lives. To ensure that they act correctly in an emergency, aid organisations offer first aid courses for even the youngest among them.

Just in time for the start of the new school year, MobileKids explains what characterises a safe way to school and how children can best remember it.

23 third graders from the German city of Gera gained some important experience during their school bus training. Because it's only by recognising the dangers and their consequences that we learn to behave correctly.

How do children get to school safely? At the second digital MobileKids teacher workshop, Katharina Dausch gave practical tips for the classroom.

What once began in Germany has long since become a global success: MobileKids has now reached more than two million children in 15 countries.

Police officer Iris Knaudt from Stuttgart explains how the police help kindergarten and school children in road traffic.

MobileKids program was localized and promoted as one of key CSR initiatives which focus on Children’s Road Safety Education by Star Fund in China since 2012.

Road safety education cannot be creative enough - as the MobileKids school campaign has shown in the past. We present the projects.

This illustrates how important the appropriate clothing is, especially in the dark season.

How do you digitally design traffic education for children in times of Corona? There were many tips at the first digital MobileKids teacher workshop.

Over 1.7 million children and young people live in Switzerland. MobileKids supports teachers and parents in getting them ready for road traffic.

In module 1 of our school material we suggest that you create a "dark box" together with children. This illustrates how important the appropriate clothing is, especially in the dark season.

Moki is visiting India and reporting from Bangalore and Pune. There, too, children are prepared for road traffic.

It isn't difficult to integrate road safety into the school day. Participants in the MobileKids school campaign do this year after year.

There is also great interest in the topic of road safety in Romania - this Moki was able to find out during his visit.

MobileKids Korea has been providing traffic education for children from precarious backgrounds since 2014.

The MobileKids project in Hungary primarily aims to promote and support traffic safety education for children between the ages of four and ten.

Mercedes-Benz do Brasil supports the traffic education project of a German-Brazilian encounter school.