Benjamin Blümchen: Sicher zur Schule (1989)

"A roll-and-move game that aims at teaching children how to safely get to school (traffic rules). The game consists of a game board, 4 player pieces, 16 cards, 60 plastic chips, a number die and a colour die. The board shows a path to school. The aim of the game is decided by the players - either being first to reach school or winning the most chips. Players take turns rolling the number die and move their piece according to the die roll. If you land on a space with a circle next to it, you earn a chip. Reaching a stop sign means you have to stop. On your next turn, you roll the colour die and can move on if you roll green. Landing on a space with an exclamation mark means you've put yourself in danger (board shows a dangerous situation) and you lose a chip. There is also a variant that uses cards: Before crossing a road, you have to answer a road safety question printed on one of the cards. "