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Fire Safety |
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We spent the week learning how to be safe in case we are ever involved in a fire. Some things we practiced at school, but some things really need to be discussed and practiced at home. For homework this weekend...practice your family's fire drill plan, set up a place to meet when everyone gets out of the house, find the 2 ways out of every room, practice "stop, drop, and roll", ask your favorite "K" Kid how to move in a smoke-filled room and how to test if a door has fire on the other side, test the smoke detectors, and enjoy the pictures of our fire safety activities...
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Oh, no!! A house is on fire call 911!
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 First, we read books about fire safety. |
 Next, we brainstormed the things that we would need for our fire safety center. |
 Here we are making our oxygen tanks. |
 Making a fire extinguisher is fun! |
 We put real water in our fire hydrant! |
 Here's our completed fire hydrant. |
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Here come the fire fighters... |
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...It's a good thing that they're prepared. Look at the house on fire with all of the flames and smoke. There are people in the windows screaming for help! |
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The fire fighters are well-equipped with hoses (and water), the jaws of life, axes, flashlights, and walkie-talkies. |
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 The health office called with an emergency. We were more than willing to help! |
 Oh, no! Mrs. Senff liked our fire truck so much that she was going to drive it into her classroom! |
