With more children studying at home during the pandemic, Scotland’s Rural College has created some educational games to raise awareness of the key dangers on farms A SERIES of interactive games have been designed to keep kids safe on farms as lockdown is extended further yet. With more children studying at home during the pandemic, Scotland’s Rural College has created some educational games to raise awareness of the key dangers on farms. The educational games have been created by SAC Consulting and 360 Degree Imagery company Exhibit Scotland for the Scottish Government s Farm Advisory Service. They include interactive videos and colouring sheets which parents can use with their children to have discussions about farm safety.
Lockdown games teach children about farm safety
19 January 2021 |
The materials seek to raise awareness of the key dangers on farms
Educational games centred on farm safety have been developed for children studying at home due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The materials, which seek to raise awareness of the key dangers on farms, include interactive videos and colouring sheets.
Children can use the videos to identify animal emotions and understand the dangers relating to livestock and the rules to follow when coming into contact with them.
They have been created by SAC Consulting and 360 Degree Imagery company Exhibit Scotland for the Farm Advisory Service (FAS).