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1 Kindergarten Kindergarten byregional KentFire Fire, SeaTac Fire Produced by the Kent Department Produced byproduced the Valley Fire Authority &&Northwest NorthwestFireflies Fireflies We can keep supplies that will help us if a disaster happens. PutOctober s together a disaster supply kit today! Color the Month! picture below. Crime Prevention Have fun coloring the picture of this little girl and the grown-up playing on the computer. Only use the computer with a grown-up supervising you!

2 Remember the Steps Follow these steps to make your home fire escape plan. Home Fire Escape Plan Make your home fire escape plan on a sheet of paper. Ask a grown-up to help you draw a floor plan or a map of your home. Show all doors and windows. Mark two ways out of each room. Mark all of the smoke alarms with. Smoke alarms should be in each sleeping room, outside each sleeping area, and on every level of the home. Pick a family meeting place outside where everyone can meet. Remember, practice your plan at least twice a year!

3 Produced Produced by Produced the Valley by the by Regional Kent Fire, Fire Department SeaTac Authority Fire && Northwest Fireflies Grades 1 & 2 Octobe Emergency r is Crime Phone Prevention Numbers Month! Computer Safety: It is fun to go online and play games, watch videos, and chat with other kids, but be careful who you chat with on the web. When mean messages are sent over and over that s cyber bullying. Words Are POWERFUL, use them wisely! Sometimes other kids will send mean messages that make you feel angry, sad, or scared. Using the Computer Safety tips write a safety message that will remind others what to do. Go online with a grownup, not alone. Don t show anyone but your grownup your password. If you have trouble online, get offline and go tell an adult who you trust.

4 Remember the Steps Follow these steps to make your home fire escape plan. Home Fire Escape Plan Make your home fire escape plan on a sheet of paper. Ask a grown-up to help you draw a floor plan or a map of your home. Show all doors and windows. Mark two ways out of each room. Mark all of the smoke alarms with. Smoke alarms should be in each sleeping room, outside each sleeping area, and on every level of the home. Pick a family meeting place outside where everyone can meet. Remember, practice your plan at least twice a year!

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When mean messages are sent over and over that s cyber bullying. Words Are POWERFUL, use them wisely!

5 Produced Produced by Produced the Valley by the by Regional Kent Fire, Fire Department SeaTac Authority Fire & Northwest Fireflies Grades 3 & 4 October is Crime Prevention Month! Computer Safety: It is fun to go online and play games, watch videos, and chat with other kids, but be careful who you chat with on the web. When mean messages are sent over and over that s cyber bullying. Words Are POWERFUL, use them wisely! Read the scenario below and answer the questions: After school, Sophie and her friend Amy like to play on their favorite website. This website has games and messaging for kids to chat with each other. They have their parent s permission to play on this website. Recently, Sophie and Amy started receiving messages that were mean: I don t like you! You are dumb! You are ugly! No one likes you! I am going to beat you up! Questions: How do you think Sophie and Amy felt when they read the messages? Sophie and Amy should not have to put up with these messages, brainstorm some actions they could take. Computer Safety Tips: If someone sends you mean messages, block them and get offline. Tell your grownup or a trusted adult. Do not send mean messages to anyone. Do not share passwords with anyone except your grownup.

6 Home Fire Escape Plan Use the secret code below to finish the sentence. Your Home Fire Escape Plan should always have !!! Secret Code A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z answer key: Two Ways Out!!!

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7 Produced Produced by Produced the Valley by the by Regional Kent Fire Fire, Fire Department SeaTac Authority Fire & Northwest Fireflies Grades 5 & 6 October is Crime Prevention Month! Computer Safety: It is fun to go online and play games, watch videos, and chat with other kids, but be careful who you chat with on the web. When mean messages are sent over and over that s cyber bullying Words Are POWERFUL, use them wisely! Read the scenario below and answer the questions: Sophie and Amy are friends, but one day Sophie tells Amy she does not like her anymore. Amy is upset so she uploads a picture of Sophie that is not very nice. Amy sends this picture to all her other friends with a message that reads, Sophie is fat! Questions: How do you think Amy will feel when she finds Computer Safety Tips: If someone sends you mean messages, block them and get offline. out about the mean message? What should Amy do when she finds out? What would you do if you received that message? Save copies of bullying text messages or s. Tell your grownup or a trusted adult. Do not send mean messages to anyone. Do not share passwords with anyone except your grownup. Do not let others take photos of you that could be used to embarrass you.

8 Home Fire Escape Plan Two Ways Out Crossword Puzzle Complete the crossword puzzle using the clues below. 3 M 1 F 2 E P 2 4 E 5 6 T 7 3 P S A DOWN: 1. Hot and dangerous. 2. Stop, drop and. 3. Where do you meet your family at the end of a fire escape plan? 4. Not to enter a building, but to a building. 5. Know ways out of every room in your home. 6. The is the first way out, the window is the second way when exiting a building that is on fire outside your home when there is a fire. ACROSS: 1. The name of the family plan to get out of your home if there is a fire. 2. A smoke alarm should be replaced every. 3. When your clothes catch on fire you should, drop and roll. 4. A warns the family that the house may be on fire. 5. You need two way out of every room. One way out would be the. 6. low under smoke. ANSWER KEY Down 1. fire, 2. roll, 3. meeting place, 4. exit, 5. two, 6. door, 7. call Across 1. fire escape plan, 2. ten years, 3. stop, 4. smoke alarm, 5. window, 6. crawl

Opening. Monster Guard. Grades 1-3. Teacher s Guide

Opening. Monster Guard. Grades 1-3. Teacher s Guide Teacher s Guide PLEASE NOTE: Students must complete the Initiation section of the Monster Guard app before they begin this activity, in order to gain access to the Fire Hazards and Fire Escape training