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Fire Safety Month
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Patterns for head/faces, body and hair for our paper bag puppets.
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Make a fire safety plan.
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from "alarm" to "smoke"
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From "fire" to "smoke".
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Lined and unlined paper with a picture of a fire station.
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(to the tune of "The Farmer in the Dell") When a fire's there- I can be prepared- By knowing rules to help stay calm- My safety plan I'll share!
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From "alarm" to "window".
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Wide-lined paper with illustrations of fire and racing fire engines in the surrounding border.
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Lined paper with the title "Fire Safety" and illustrations of fire trucks at the top and lower-right corner.
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Five posters with reminders about electric safety.
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Make a fire safety plan.
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October is Fire Safety Month. Learn vocabulary with this fun set: a word search, cloze exercise, word unscramble, and more. From "alarm" to "smoke".
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Write a story to go with the three pictures of a misdirected firefighter. These are great for encouraging sequencing skills and creative writing abilities. Elementary lines.
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I know how to stop, drop and roll. I know how to call for help.
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Make a fire safety poster.
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A short reading comprehension selection about fires in the home is followed by 3 multiple choice questions and 5 questions that require brief written responses.
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Book comprehension and vocabulary enhancement for this installment of Marc Brown's popular "Arthur" series. D.W. is afraid to go to school during the fire drill, but Arthur is ready to help, and explain fire safety.
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Enhance vocabulary and comprehension of this book from Norman Bridwell's popular "Clifford" series with a word scramble, word search, cloze exercise, comprehension questions, and true/false review.
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A simple reading comprehension presents and reviews the rules of power line safety.
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Color the illustrations, and write the words Stop, Drop, and Roll. Includes lines for writing.
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Write a story to go with the three pictures of a misdirected firefighter. These are great for encouraging sequencing skills and creative writing abilities. Primary lines.
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Each pair of pictures shows something safe and something not safe. Mark an X over the picture that is not safe.
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This game reviews the rules of fire safety, within the framework of a fun board game. Includes directions, gameboard and game cards.
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A simple reading comprehension presents and reviews the rules of outlet safety.
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