Keep Your Family Safe From Fire
Grades PreK to K Lessons on Fire Safety.
In the classic story Alice in Wonderland, the character Alice enters a strange and mysterious world and must find her way home. This program, "Have Two Ways Out," brings together Sparky the Fire Dog® and Alice in a fantasy wonderland where, no matter where they are, they need to have two ways out in case of a fire emergency. In real life, it's important that your students always have two ways out of every room in their homes in case of fire.
Use the lessons and activities from the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and Scholastic to both teach essential fire-safety information and also build skills aligned with English Language Arts Common Core State Standards. Then send home the family pages to continue the learning at home. We hope you enjoy these materials!
New! Lesson 1: Always Have Two Ways Out
Students will learn to have two ways out of every room by using illustrations for reading comprehension.
New! Lesson 2: Rhyme Time
By recognizing and producing rhyming words, students will learn to have two ways out and to get outside and stay outside.
New! Lesson 3: A Good Meeting Place
Students will participate in a collaborative conversation and ask questions in order to better understand how to choose an outside meeting place with their families.
From Campaign 2011: Lesson 1: The Sound of a Smoke Alarm
Students will learn about smoke alarms while practicing emergent writing.
From Campaign 2011: Lesson 2: An Outside Meeting Place
Teach students the importance of establishing an outside meeting place, and practice with a fun matching game!
From Campaign 2011: Lesson 3: Puppet Play
Teach students the steps to fire safety through imaginative play.