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Small steps make a big difference!

Small steps make a big difference!. Walk to School Week 2012 21 st to 25 th May. Question 1: 100 Strider Points. How many cars on the road in the morning are doing the school run?. A: One in three. B: One in five. B: One in five. C: One in ten. D: One in fifteen.

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Small steps make a big difference!

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  1. Small steps make a big difference! Walk to School Week 2012 21st to 25th May

  2. Question 1:100 Strider Points How many cars on the road in the morning are doing the school run? A: One in three B: One in five B: One in five C: One in ten D: One in fifteen

  3. Question 2:100 Strider Points The average walk to school is 1.5 miles, which takes about 30 minutes. Children need 60 minutes of physical activity a day. If you walk to school, what percentage/ fraction of your physical activity would you have done? A: 10% (One tenth) B: 25% (one quarter) C: 50% (one half) C: 50% (one half) D: 75% (Three quarters

  4. Question 3: 100 Strider Points Roughly how many steps is it from Lands End to John O’Groats? A: 2 million steps A: 2 million steps B: 10,000 steps D: 25 steps C: 500 steps

  5. Introducing Strider Question 4: 100 Strider Points A 10 minute walk burns off 15 calories. Roughly how long would you have to walk to burn off a Mars bar? A: 30 minutes B: One hour D: Three hours D: Three hours C: Two hours

  6. Question 5:100 Strider Points How many balloons full of carbon dioxide, the gas that is damaging our planet, do you think you would save if you walked to school once a week, instead of going by car? A: 5 balloons B: 10 balloons C: 30 balloons C: 30 balloons D: 60 balloons

  7. Question 6:100 Strider Points If 30 children walked to school, instead of going by car, how many balloons of carbon dioxide would they save? A: 900 balloons A: 900 balloons B: 1500 balloons C: 500 balloons D: 90 balloons

  8. Question 7:100 Strider Points If every child in the UK walked to school at least once a week, we could save 400,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide. How many balloons do you think this would fill? A: 10 million balloons B: Half a million balloons C: 50 thousand million balloons D: 16 thousand million balloons D: 16 thousand million balloons

  9. Wow- Walking certainly makes a difference! Congratulations- you now know how small steps can make a big difference!

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