Preschool Fire Safety Lesson Plans?
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For preschoolers, I would have a lot of action and songs.  Examples would include showing them and having them practice Stop Drop and Roll.  Feel free to email me for a cute short song that you could teach them.  Another idea is to have plastic items (from a toy bag purchased at the Dollar Store or Big Lots).  Have them name the different items...firefighter, fire truck, ambulance, etc.  End with a short story...I have various titles in my fire box and would be happy to share with you the titles...Clifford is just one off hand and it comes with a tape.  Another activity you could do for them is to go to the local fire dept and see if they would allow you to record various sounds...sirens, 911 operator, the person who announces a fire, water, maybe a firedog barking etc... or take your video camera or even camera to take photos.  Perhaps you could even arrange for them to visit your school or you go to them.  Also, ask them if they have any coloring books.  One last thought, try various websites for coloring pages and lesson plans (educational sites).  Have fun!!!!!
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Try Lakeshore.com., it might be lakeshore learning.com. They have a lot of teacher goodies.
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One and two year olds learn in the context of safe, secure and responsive relationships. By your careful noticing of what they say and do, and your caring, sensitive responses, you teach them that they are valued, that the world is safe and that their needs are going to be met. That way they learn to recognize their own feelings and also learn to recognize and care about others'.  This foundation of social and emotional skills provides the basis for their capacity to develop their abilities for language and literacy.  They will enjoy hearing songs and stories from you and reading books together. This will help them learn a lot of important literacy and language skills, as will your natural every day conversations with them.  Seeing you read other things like instructions, articles, etc will help show them how important reading is.  Counting with them in the course of playing, letting them experiment objects (for example, pouring blocks from one container to another) will help them with early numeracy skills.  One of the most important things you can do is to follow their lead in play. When they want to build with blocks, watch, comment on what they are doing and then add something to make it just a little more challenging and interesting, but with out taking over the play.\n\nYour everyday nurturing care will teach them a lot. Your conscious use of every day opportunities to directly experience language and mathematical concepts (counting steps as you walk up; counting how many children are in the dramatic play area; letting children help set the table for lunch and count how many place settings for how many children, etc) will help them with their school readiness skills.
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I have no idea what your question is. But here's a web site:\nhttp://www.fireandrescuetraining.ca.gov/links.asp
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Your post did not mention a content area, so I can't help you much. :o( However, there are some websites that talk about how to develop lesson plans, and have some lesson plans that are already created. I will be listing a couple of these at the bottom. \n\nIt would also be worth checking out your state's standards to see if there are items that you can cover that relate to the material they are expected to learn in 4th grade (or you can review material from previous grades!) Many times there are sample lesson plans on the state's department of education website. \n\nBest of luck!
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Check with your local YMCA...when I was a teenager they had specific classes for childcare, it was an 8 hour course held on Saturday that taught basic child care, CPR, and other first aid!!  Good Luck.  (or your local community center)
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I found them for yuo. Here are the links for Amazon.com :)\n\n1. Preparing for the Texas PreK-4 teacher ISBN: 0321076761\nhttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-handle-form/ref=sdp_tx_is/102-5004337-9202537\n\n2. Educating Exceptional Children ISBN: 0618473890\nhttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-handle-form/ref=sdp_tx_is/102-5004337-9202537
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Try this one:\n\nhttp://nwps.ws/~dragonfire/Asmin28/lesson/toc.html
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I home school my kids and have had wonderful results with a book called "Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons" by Siegfried Engelmann.  I know several 3 and 4 yr olds who have learned with this program.  You can take it at your own pace and you see results very early in the program.  There are also some wonderful curriculum out there for preschool, some have been mentioned already:\n\nhttp://www.mfwbooks.com/\nhttp://www.sonlight.com/\nhttp://www.bright-beginnings.net/\nhttp://www.caitscurriculum.com/\n\nHere are some great links to websites dedicated to early childhood learning.  I use them often for great ideas for learning and fun!:\n\nhttp://www.handsofachild.com/2/\nhttp://www.preschoolrainbow.org/index.htm\nhttp://www.muddlepuddle.co.uk/index.htm\nhttp://www.enchantedlearning.com/Home.html\n\nI hope that helps, if you are planning on home schooling after preschool I would recommend finding a home school support group in your area and get plugged in with other families who homeschool.  \n\nBlessings.
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I love the mailbox magazines but there are some great sources online too. \nhttp://www.lessonplanspage.com/\nhttp://www.atozteacherstuff.com/\nhttp://www.teachnet.com/lesson/index.html\nhttp://teacher.scholastic.com/index.htm\n\nDon't be afraid to talk to your fellow teachers. We generally love to help!
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im not sure but try searching thru any of these sites\n\nwww.everythingpreschool.com\n\nwww.enchantedlearning.com\n\nwww.teachervision.com\n\nwww.creativeteachingstrategies.com \n\n I'm also looking for some 3 science activities with preschoolers for my lesson plans & they must be related. \nGood luck, hope u find something!
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Try abcteach.com or A-Zteacher.com
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Your local fire dept may offer this training for free or minimal cost. Many private companies and individuals offer this type of training to business and industry. Cost normally depends on complexity and subject matter. Simple fire drill and evacuation planning should be relatively inexpensive if offered.
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You can grow a tree and fireproof it. Or find something with a pretty high combustion point and internalize the tree with. PERHAPS the tree won't burn. =)
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http://home.howstuffworks.com/fire-extinguisher.htm
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Bring in things that preschoolers would like. Things like cookis and different kinds of candy. show them the object tell them the shape and why. Doing activities with stuff that preschoolers like helps them memorize it.
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When I was a pre school teacher, we took an old sheet outside, and some tempra paint. You can either lay the sheet on the ground, and let kids walk through paint and on sheet, or hang it from a fence, and let them splatter paint all over it with a brush. They love it!!\nBody paint in the pool, sidewalk chalk, nature walks,plant a garden/flowers.\nYou can Google pre-school and it will list a ton of sights that have awesome ideas. One I used was perpetual pre-school.\nGood luck, and have fun!!