Aim:

To promote safe, responsible, and respectful drone flying habits through a visual awareness poster.

Requirements:

• Chart paper or A3 sheet

• Colored markers or sketch pens

• Scale, ruler, and pencil

• Stickers, printouts, or magazine cuttings (optional)

Steps:

Step 1: Divide Your Chart

Draw a line in the middle to make two columns:

• Left side: Do’s ✅

• Right side: Don’ts ❌

Step 2: Fill the Columns

Do’s Column:
Write or draw:

• Fly in open and safe areas.

• Take permission if required.

• Check battery and weather before flight.

• Respect people’s privacy.

• Maintain visual contact with your drone.

Don’ts Column:
Write or draw:

• Don’t fly near airports, crowds, or government buildings.

• Don’t record people without asking.

• Don’t fly at night unless permitted.

• Don’t fly over roads or animals.

• Don’t ignore safety instructions.

Step 3: Add Visuals

• Draw or paste symbols for each point (e.g., drone with check mark for “Do”, red cross for “Don’t”).

• Use color coding (green for safe actions, red for unsafe).

Step 4: Add a Title

At the top, write in bold:

“Fly Right – Rules and Respect!”

Add your name, class, and a creative slogan, such as:

“Smart Pilots Follow Smart Rules!”

Step 5: Display

Show your posters on the classroom board, hallway, or STEM lab wall.
Invite students to vote for the “Most Responsible Pilot Poster”.