Algonquin Sign

🚀NEW Readers' Challenge 🚀

🚧We See 🚧

1. U.S. Flag
2. Letter, A
3. Color, Red

🚦Now tell us three we didn't see 🚦

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39th Street Underground Work Warning Signage Cones

🚀New Reader Challenge 🚀

🚧 We See 🚧

1. Crescent Wrench
2. Underground Man
3. The Color Purple

🚦 Now tell us three we didn't see 🚦

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Con Edison Manhole Cover Signage

We See These Three:

1. Litter
2. The Word, Edison
3. A Nice Green Leaf

Now, tell us three things we didn’t see!

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207th Street Subway Tiles and Signs with CCTV Platform Monitors

"We See Three"

1. The Number, "Two Hundred Seven"
2. Arrows
3. Yellow

Now, tell us three things we didn’t see!

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Stillfried Wien Confused Horse Sign

We See:

1. Cars
2. A Ladder
3. The Color "Red"

Now, tell us three things we didn’t see!

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Manhattan Department of Power and Water Person-hole Cover Sign

"We See"

1. Asphalt
2. Twelve Triangles!
3. The Letter "W"

Now, tell us three things we didn’t see!

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Storm Grate Signage ~ Also, It's Our 100th Anniversary!

Most folks overlook this reading opportunity.

1. What letters do you see?
2. Which words can you read?
3. What colors do you see?

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Sidewalk Street Barricade Signage

We can walk away from danger but we can't run away from trouble! That's why folks'll place signs to warn us of danger –To help us all avoid trouble. It's wonderfully considerate of them!

1. Which colors warn us of hazards?
2. What is your favorite color?
3. What rhymes with "ORANGE?"

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Street Arrows

These arrows are signs for car-drivers. Each lane has an arrow and every car has a direction in which to travel.

1. What are streets made out of?
2. Have you ever seen a street-painting crew?
3. Why do you think they use white paint on a black road?

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Crosswalk Sign at 214th Street

Here is a crosswalk sign. Together, with the white markings painted on the street, it shows us a "safer" place to cross the street. However, even in a crosswalk, we have to be very careful and ALWAYS look BOTH WAYS for cars AND bicycles! Be alert and get home unhurt.

1. Point at the crosswalk sign and describe it, please.
2. Which way do you look when crossing the street?
3. When crossing the street we always look for cars AND...?

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Grand Central Station Bike Parking

Here is a fancy sign that tells you where you are and what you can do here.

1. What do you think this sign means?
2. How many tires do you see in the picture?
3. Name 7 things that you recognize in this photo.

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Handmade Hazard Halloween Warning Signage

Happy Halloween from NYC! Here is a handmade hazardous barrier sign. This is a great way to remind people to be safe but we have to remember to make safe decisions while tricking or treating tonight. Even when there aren't bright orange signs to remind us!

1. How many different kinds of barriers do you see in the picture?
2. How many cars do you see in the street?
3. How many people do you see on the sidewalk?

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Street Signs for Kids

Here is a photoshopped promotional image for our blog and book series.

1. What does the yellow sign mean?
2. Point to the word "kids."
3. How do you spell "signs?"

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Mogwai Awning

This is the Mogwai Awning and while it is awesome (you might have to ask your parents or grandparents why it's awesome) –It's also phony! This sign is in a backlot in Hollywood, California. Backlots are where they make a lot of movies. Just to the right of this picture is where Randall Peltzer walked down the stairs and into film legend.

1. I spy with my little eye, numbers.
   Can you point to them and tell me what they are?
2. Do you see the word "shop,"
   can you say the letters that make the word?
3. Do you know what "curio" means?
   It is short for "curiosity" or "curious."
   So this would be a store that has mysterious items that you would be curious about.
4. What sorts of things would you like to find in a Curio Shop?
5. What are you curious about?

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Bike Lane

This is a sign that's painted on the street. It marks where the Bike Lane is so that cyclists know where to go, car-drivers will know where they'll be, and everybody stays safe.

1. What does this look like to you?
2. How many other signs do you see in the photograph, what color are they?
3. How many vehicles do you see in the picture?

Bicycles are fun to draw and this is a very cool way to draw one. I know that you can imagine some wonderful ways to draw a bicycle too so let's get our art supplies ready and start drawing some!

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