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Safety
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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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Make a fire safety plan.
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Make a fire safety plan.
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Make a fire safety poster.
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Five posters with reminders about electric safety.
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The "handicapped" sign. Color and use when learning about signs, traffic, or the handicapped.
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Color this "hospital" sign and use when learning about hospitals or traffic safety.
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Color this "railroad crossing ahead" sign and use when learning about railroads or traffic safety.
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Illustrated, full-color center sign.
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Color this picture of a school crossing sign, use it to learn about traffic safety, or trace and cut out to make a shapebook.
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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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Comprensión de texto: Seguridad contra incendios. Reading comprehension: Fire Safety.
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Información sobre prevención de incendios en casa. Elementaria. Information about fire safety in the house. Elementary.
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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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From "fire" to "smoke".
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From "alarm" to "window".
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from "alarm" to "smoke"
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Star-themed homework worksheet prompts students to learn more about electric safety.
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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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Lined and unlined paper with a picture of a fire station.
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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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