Fire Safety Lesson Plan
Identify the difference between good fire and bad fire. Act appropriately in a situation in which they see good and bad fire. State basic fire safety rules.
Mobilize For Fire Safety
Identify key safety messages for installing and testing smoke alarms Listed by qualified testing laboratories; practicing home escape plans; and hunting for home hazards.
Prevention Week Lesson Plans for Teachers
The National Fire Protection Association's public education division has developed the following lesson plan on cooking, heating, and electrical fire safety, which is designed for children in kindergarten through grade eight. Lesson "extensions" for specific grades are included at the end of the lesson plan.
Home Fire Safety Checklist
The home fire safety checklist plays the lead role in FPW 2002, motivating everyone to step up to the plate, and to proactively seek out and eliminate potential cooking, heating, and electrical hazards from their homes.
Stop, Drop, and Roll
This lesson teaches children to understand the objects and heat sources that can set their clothes on fire. Children learn the best defense to extinguish clothing fires and the correct way by using the STOP, DROP AND ROLL method.
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