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Fire Safety For Kids Plus Free Printable with Lego® Theme

by Amy Blevins 8 Comments

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Talking to your kids about fire safety is so important. We all know that, but actually making time to do it is not always a priority. This is not something we should leave to the schools to teach. My kids are homeschooled, so covering fire safety is definitely not optional.

On the page below I’ve gathered lessons and books and ideas and toys for teaching fire safety. Then at the end of this page, I have a download link for an awesome set of Fire Safety posters you can use to help teach your kids or students about fire safety.

Meanwhile, I decided to put the LEGO® fireman graphic I have to good use and have him illustrate a set of Fire Safety Posters for you. The free download includes six fire safety posters, three notebooking pages illustrated by the fireman, and one coloring page.

It’s October, and that means Fire Safety Month here in the U.S. We usually visit a fire station and talk about safety a couple times during October. This year I thought it might be good to go over all of the official rules and safety know-how with the kids.

When I showed my oldest son my Stop, Drop, and Roll poster, he had never heard of the third (extra step) – it is now Stop, Drop, Cover, and Roll – cover with a  heavy jacket or blanket if you can. I think I might have him teach the class I have planned for these posters. The refresher will be good for him!

Print the fire safety pages to share with your kids during the month of October or whenever you plan to teach Fire Safety with your kids. Have each child make a book using these pages and make sure you talk about each page together. Nothing is more effective than conversation. Come up with your Fire Escape Plan together, change the batteries in your smoke detectors, buy a fire extinguisher, and set a good fire safety example for your kids!

LEGO Sets for Teaching with our Fire Safety Posters

Turns out LEGO has created quite a few awesome sets with firetrucks, firemen, and firewomen, even a fire helicopter and a fire boat. And LEGO has quite a few books about fire safety too!


LEGO City Fire Station

LEGO City Fire Truck

LEGO City Fire Emergency

LEGO City Airport Firetruck

LEGO City Fire Chief Car

LEGO City Fire Plane

LEGO Juniors Fire Emergency Building Set

LEGO Duplo My First Firestation

LEGO City Fire Boat

LEGO City Fire Helicopter

LEGO Books for teaching Fire Safety

Fire Truck to the Rescue

LEGO City: Fight This Fire!

LEGO City: Fire in the Forest

 

–> Click here to download your LEGO Fire Safety Posters. <–

 

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About Amy Blevins

Amy lives with her husband and six beautiful children in Northern Virginia. Besides blogging, Amy enjoys homeschooling, hiking, reading, singing, teaching, and serving Jesus above all. Welcome.

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  1. Jen King says

    October 20, 2014 at 1:41 PM

    These are so awesome! I love it. Thank you for the great LEGO printables you’ve put together to share with us. I printed these out to share with my co-op class.

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  2. Jackie Contreras says

    March 28, 2017 at 10:45 PM

    thank you for sharing your free downloads, Ima a teacher in the a Kinderprep class which is older 4’s and young 5’s, thank you again for sharing.

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  3. Marilynn Teel says

    November 22, 2018 at 9:26 AM

    These posters are super helpful for teaching my preschoolers during a fire safety lesson!

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  4. Michelle says

    December 18, 2018 at 3:53 PM

    These are wonderful! I am using these with our Cub Scouts!

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  5. Shamira says

    October 22, 2019 at 3:11 PM

    Love the posters

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