Move around in a city in safety (fr_04)

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• Version: 1.00

• Status: Development

• Location: France - Les Mans

• Difficulty: Normal

• Duration (min): 20

Design Notes

## Game Design

After watching the famous "24 Hours of Le Mans" car race, help Cat navigate the city streets on a scooter to safely reach the train station, learning important traffic rules along the way.

Flow

The player must guide Cat on a scooter (trottinette) from the Le Mans racetrack to the train station. The path is linear but features four key intersections, each designed as a mini-game to teach a specific traffic rule (STOP sign, DANGER sign, traffic lights, zebra crossing). The player must successfully navigate these challenges while avoiding moving cars and bicycles to reach the destination.

Topics

Stree safety

Open topic page

• Importance: Medium
• Country: International
• Target age: Ages6to10

Core Card - Street Safety

Rules that keep everyone safe on the road.

• Type: Concept
• Subjects: Transportation, Civics, Health

Connection (RelatedTo) - Helmet (Street Safety)

A hard hat to protect your head when riding.

• Type: Object
• Subjects: Safety, Health, Education

Connection (RelatedTo) - STOP Sign

A red sign that means you must stop your vehicle.

• Type: Object
• Subjects: Safety, Transportation

Connection (RelatedTo) - Zebra Crossing

White stripes where people cross the street.

• Type: Object
• Subjects: Safety, Education, Transportation

Connection (RelatedTo) - Traffic Lights

Street lights that tell you when to STOP or GO.

• Type: Object
• Subjects: Safety, Education, Transportation

Connection (RelatedTo): Previous core card - DANGER Sign

A sign that warns about danger ahead. Be extra careful.

• Type: Object
• Subjects: Safety

Quest Script

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Credits

• Anne (France) (content)
• Lucie Paillat (France) (content, design)
• Stefano Cecere (Italy) (development)