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Have you ever wondered what
you would do if you woke up one morning and your house was on
fire? What would you do first? How would you get out?
These are important questions and knowing the answers may save your
life one day or help you save someone else's life.
Think about this........Did you know that it is important to know and abide by bicycle safety rules. Bicycles can be very dangerous and can cause quite a few bumps and bruises. Knowing and practicing the bicycle safety rules will help keep those boo boo's away. |
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Learn
about FIRE
SAFETY with Hershey, the arson dog. Play games, take a quiz,
and look at action photos. |
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Having
a smoke alarm in your home is very important. Smoke alarms make sounds to let people know when there is a fire. The United States Fire Association explains what a smoke alarm is and why it is important. |
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It
is important to know what to do if your clothes catch on fire. Don't Panic! STOP, DROP, and ROLL! Click here to learn how to STOP, DROP, ROLL |
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You
should always take percautions when riding a bike. Learn a few
tips and rules. Click Here
for Bicycle Safety Rules. |
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Wearing
a bicycle helmet properly will help protect your fragile head. Learn how to properly put on a
helmet. |
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Take
a TOUR to
learn more about bicycle safety. On the tour you will learn how
to keep yourself safe while riding on a bike. |
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Find
out what Britannica
Has to say about fire. Learn how it is created and what it was
used for. |
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Mission
Statement Imagine you wake up in the middle of the night and you smell smoke. As you sit up in your bed the smoke alarm starts to beep to alert you of a fire. What are you going to do? How are you going to get out of your house safetly? Pretend you are a firefighter and follow all of the safety rules. Look at the fire safety website with Hershey the arson dog to help you remember these lifesaving rules. Mission Steps
1. First go with
Hershey, the
arson dog, to the website about fire
safety rules.
2. Choose two fire safety rules that you think are important. 3. Explain why you think the rules you have chosen are important. 4. On a piece of posterboard draw and color a fire safety rule you have chosen. 5. Students must write the rule on their paper with their picture. |
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