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ESFI utilized funds provided by a 2010 Fire Prevention and Safety (FP&S) Grant from the Department of Homeland Security, Federal Emergency Management Agency to develop this third installment of our dynamic Investigate with P.I. Plug children’s safety awareness program.
These holiday safety-specific program materials, starring ESFI’s quirky Private I. Plug mascot, deliver critical holiday fire and electrical safety messages to elementary school children in grades 3-5, focusing on decorating, cooking, space heaters, and smoke alarms.
These resources have been developed in accordance with the National Science Education standards.
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The Plug In to Holiday Safety Teaching Guide includes the following activity sheets.
P.I. Plug is on the Case: P.I. Plug needs your help to find the electrical dangers and fire hazards in this home before the holidays.
Test Your Holiday Safety Know-How: Fill in the blanks to identify these holiday dangers and you’ll be on your way to becoming a holiday safety expert!
Holiday Home Inspection: Use what you have learned about holiday fire and electrical safety to unscramble the words and solve the riddle.
This Teaching Guide is just one component of the Plug In to Holiday Safety program, a holiday fire prevention and electrical safety program for children in grades three through five. Be sure to check out the program’s other materials for lesson ideas, family materials and a teaching poster.
Inside this Guide, you’ll find:
This Safety and Activity Guide is just one component of the Plug In to Holiday Safety program, a holiday fire prevention and electrical safety program for children in grades three through five. Be sure to check out the program’s other materials for activity sheets, lesson ideas and a teaching poster.
This program was developed with funds from a 2010 Fire Prevention and Safety (FP&S) Grant from the Department of Homeland Security, Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Get families involved in learning about holiday safety by distributing this handy information sheet, which includes a home safety checklist and easy home holiday safety reminders. It’s a great tool for connecting with your students’ families this holiday season.
This Family Information Sheet is just one component of the Plug In to Holiday Safety program, a holiday fire prevention and electrical safety program for children in grades three through five. Be sure to check out the program’s other materials for lesson ideas, activity sheets and a teaching poster.
This program was developed with funds from a 2010 Fire Prevention and Safety (FP&S) Grant from the Department of Homeland Security, Federal Emergency Management Agency.
You’re never too young to help out with home holiday safety. This colorful and engaging classroom resource helps students learn to identify electrical and fire dangers related to common holiday activities.
This Teaching Poster is just one component of the Plug In to Holiday Safety program, a holiday fire prevention and electrical safety program for children in grades three through five. Be sure to check out the program’s other materials for lesson ideas, family materials and activity sheets.
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