October is Fire Prevention Month. Please make sure your smoke detector is working (also, remember to change your battery when you set your clocks back an hour, first Sunday in November).
Here are some resources that you may want to use with your family.
Teacher Vision has a list of printable resources. With this site, you get 3 free printables, then they want you to join for a fee. I just get the free ones.
Preschool Coloring book–fire safety coloring pages
Apples4theteacher–printables and worksheets
U.S. Fire Administration for kids has lesson plans that will help you teach fire safety, including escape planning.
Scholastic lesson plans for different age groups.
Firesafety.gov–fire safety for homes, printables and different levels for different ages
Have fun and practice fire safety.
Heather is a Daughter of the King, wife to her hunny and mom to their 3 treasures. Homeschooling since 2000, Heather enjoys putting together her own unit studies, lapbooking as well as planning and organizing. Along with her husband, she serves as a leader in their local homeschool support group. Thankful for the grace of God and His strength each day, she relies on Him to help grow to be more like Christ.