Fire Education

Topics by Grade

Kindergarten

Fire Safety Lesson: Fire Safety in the Home, Stay Away from Hot Things, Firefighters are Helpers. 
This lesson is best presented in an assembly-style format (for all Kindergartners).

• Please let me know how many Kindergarten classes will be attending and how many students are in each class (so we can bring the correct number of handouts for the students.)
• Please let us know if you would like to request a fire truck. Our firefighters do their best to visit the schools when requested, but always remain in-service to run emergency calls.

 Water Safety:  Stewie the Duck
This lesson is best done in individual classrooms during the Spring.

1^ST Grade

Fire Safety & Emergency Readiness Lesson:  Fire Safety in the Home with NFPA’s Learn Not to Burn
This lesson is best presented in an assembly style (all 1^st Graders).

• Please let me know how many 1^st Grade classes will be attending and how many students are in each class (so we can bring the correct number of handouts for the students).
• Please let us know if you would like to request a fire truck. Our firefighters do their best to visit the schools when requested but always remain in-service to run emergency calls.

Water Safety:  Stewie the Duck
This lesson is best done in individual classrooms during the Spring.

2^nd Grade

Fire Safety and Emergency Readiness Lesson: Fire Safety and Other Emergencies in the Home, Know 2 ways Out.
This lesson is best presented in an assembly style (all 2nd Graders).

• Please let me know how many 2nd Grade classes will be attending and how many students are in each class (so we can bring the correct number of handouts for the students).
• Please let us know if you would like to request a fire truck. Our firefighters do their best to visit the schools when requested but always remain in-service to run emergency calls.

 Water Safety:  Watch Out Near Water!
This lesson is best done in individual classrooms during the Spring.

3^rd Grade

Fire Safety and Emergency Readiness:  Fire Safety in the Home with Sound-Off Safety Program.
This lesson is best presented in an assembly style (all 3rd Graders).

• Please let me know how many 3rd Grade classes will be attending and how many students are in each class (so we can bring the correct number of handouts for the students).

Water Safety: Watch Out Near Water!  
This lesson is best done in the Spring.

4^TH Grade

Fire Safety and Emergency Readiness:  Fire Science- Can learning about the Fire Triangle Keep Us Safe?
This lesson is best done in individual classrooms.

Water Safety: What to know, before you go (in the water) 
This lesson is best done in the Spring.

5^th Grade

Fire Safety and Emergency Readiness:  National Fire Protection Association Yearly Theme - Charge into Fire Safety; Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home.
This lesson is best done in individual classrooms.

Water Safety: What to know, before you go (in the water) 
This lesson is best done in the Spring.

Other Programs

1. Mission: Safety- an extended safety lesson which covers the following: Child Car Passenger Safety, Bike and Scooter Safety and Poison Prevention in the Home. (In partnership with CGPD!)
2. Station Tours – ALL GRADES

For 5^th Graders ONLY 

3. Fire Extinguisher Basics – learn about the science behind fire extinguishers.  This can be done with a live demonstration.

4. Safety Pals Club- The Safety Pals Club is a fun and engaging group where students become leaders in keeping their school safe! Meeting once each quarter, members learn about important safety topics such as poison awareness, seatbelt safety, bike and scooter safety, fire safety, and more. Together, the Safety Pals create fun ways to share these safety messages with their classmates—through posters, skits, announcements, or classroom activities.
   
   By joining the Safety Pals Club, students become role models who help spread smart safety habits across the school. The club encourages teamwork, creativity, and leadership while making sure everyone knows how to stay safe at school, at home, and in the community.

All presentations are 30–45 minutes.

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Contact Martha Bender:

• Email: martha_bender@casagrandeaz.gov
• Phone: 520-421-8777 ext. 5980