Are your littles fire truck obsessed? Do they light up when they see a fire truck? These Fire Safety Theme Activities for Preschoolers is just for you!
Fire can be intriguing to young minds so it is critical we teach them the importance of the precautions they can/need to take in a possibly dangerous situation. Learning about smoke detectors, fire alarms, fire extinguishers and other helpful items will give them a head start on protecting themselves.
This Fire Safety Theme Activities lesson is another way to teach your littles about firefighters, their gear, their tools, along with letter and number recognition, sorting, discussions and so much more!
How Can Fire Safety Worksheets Enhance Learning for Preschoolers?
Fire Safety Theme worksheets are a fantastic way to combine fun with education while enjoying learning all about fire safety and the ones who keep us safe, the true heroes- firefighters!
These worksheets often include activities like coloring, matching, and simple puzzles that help young children develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and early literacy and numeracy skills.
By engaging with these worksheets, preschoolers can learn about all fire safety and firefighters . Not only can you have fun but you can utilize items around your home, in stores, talk about fire trucks as they pass by and even check out fire stations to apply it to their everyday life.
What Types of Crafts Can Preschoolers Make to Learn About Fire Safety?
Crafting is an excellent hands-on activity that allows preschoolers to express their creativity while learning about Fire Safety.
Projects like creating handprint art, making sensory bins, coloring, creating origami and so much more.
These crafts also encourage imaginative play and help develop important skills like following instructions and problem-solving.
How Do Worksheets and Crafts Foster a Love for Fire Safety?
Worksheets and crafts centered around Fire Safety can instill a sense of time awareness and knowledge.
By engaging in these activities, children can develop a deeper understanding of the importance of being safe around fire, items that can catch on fire, and items that get hot.
Additionally, creating art related to fire safety can build a personal connection with following their instincts, fostering a sense of knowing how to stay safe, and learning more about how firefighters keep us safe and put out fires in their community.
What Are Some Easy-to-Implement Fire Safety Activities at Home?
Fire Safety is important knowledge to gain starting at a young age. The more we teach, the more the know, the safer everyone will be.
Printable worksheets, coloring pages, and cut-out shapes are easy to find online and can provide hours of educational fun.
Combine these with craft supplies like glue, scissors, and colored paper to create a Fire Safety theme right in your own home.
Reading Fire Safety themed books and watching educational videos about Fire Safety, can also complement these activities, creating a well-rounded learning experience.
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I have tried to include as many activities in various categories for your preschool lesson plans. Of course, most activities may overlap into multiple categories.
I’ve included information about each activity, but you may need to click the link for more information. All activities that require instructions, have an active link that you can click directly from the PDF if you have internet connection.
There are resources for varying levels of students from ages 2-5. You’ll have to use your discretion on age and level to decide which activities will be appropriate.
Fire Safety Literacy Activities for Preschool
Fire Safety activities provide an exciting avenue for preschoolers to develop their literacy skills. Through everything from sight word books to word strips and worksheets- there is something for everyone!
Sight Word Book “Can” (Printable)– Have student color and cut out the pages of this book. They will start to recognize the sight words I, can, and see with repetition.
Word Strips (Printable) – These word cards are great for emerging readers & spellers. You can place them in a pocket chart for easy display or simply paste them to the wall. Then students can copy the word when they need it. Seeing the words repetitively helps to learn sight words faster. The strips also have the option for copying the word right underneath for handwriting practice.
Beginning Letter Sounds (Printable)– Cut out each grid and have students use clothespins, dot markers, or dot stickers to choose the letter makes the beginning sound.
Beginning Sound Leaf Bites (Printable) – This activity allows each student to write a word, phrase or sentence within the arch cells of the rainbow about themselves. Images are included to support the younger students who aren’t quite writing but are able to make picture selections of their favorite choices to then cut and paste onto their rainbow all about me page.
Leaf Match Word Families (Printable) – Teach your students word families & rhyming words with this fun activity. Cut out each fire truck with the word family ending and have students match the words that correspond to that word family. 18 Word families and word endings including: -ug, -un, -ut, -ot, -op, -ag, -an, -at, -ad, -ab, -ap, -et, -en, ed, –it, -in,-ip, and -ig.
Fire Safety Letters (Printable) – This is a simple activity to get students engaged in letter identity and letter formation. These Dalmatian letter cards are sure to engage your little learners!
Fire Safety Letter Identification- This activity focuses on letter identification. Smoke cards with letters will be used as flashcards to guide the activity. Laminate the fire truck mat to circle letters, use clothespins for fine motor practice to place on letter, or point to letter on mat once found.
Fire Safety Meeting Place Maze- Have your littles help Sparky find his outside meeting place. Follow the path to Sparky’s outside meeting place, the tree in his front yard, by going from A-Z in alphabetical order.
Fire Truck Name Craft- Not only will your littles create their very own fire truck but they will work on writing their name too! Customizing their firetruck will make this literacy activity extra fun.
Fire Safety Sentence – Students read the sentence, trace the sentence, write it, then cut out the words and paste them in order. Differentiated with pictures for your little learners!
Fire Safety Math Activities for Preschoolers
Fire Safety activities offer a creative and engaging way for preschoolers to develop their mathematical skills. By incorporating the fire safety into math exercises, children can learn basic concepts such as counting, sorting, and pattern recognition in a fun and interactive manner.
Number Play Doh Mats (Printable)-Playdoh mats help students learn and identify numbers, count, and develop fine motor control as they place the playdoh on the number and also put the correct number of firetrucks on the fire truck.
Counting Pathway Game (Printable) – Pathway games make counting and adding come to life. Roll one dice and move the corresponding number or roll two dice, add the numbers and move the total.
Counting Clip Cards – Works on counting skills, number identification, and fine motor skills. Have student place a clothespin, dotsticker, or dot marker on the correct number after counting. The pinching of a clothespin also works on finger strengthening for fine motor skills.
Measuring with Sparky- Cut out the ruler, measure each fire safety item, then write how many inches tall it is. Use this ruler for other smaller items around the house/classroom.
Fall Leaf Number Trace (Printable)- This activity helps with number recognition & formation. Put a pile of numbers in front of your student. Give them a sheet with the dotted numbers. Have the student pick one number from the pile and trace it once they find it on their board.
Firefighter Number Puzzle – Use these simple number puzzles to help your with number coordination and following patterns. Make them extra fun by coloring the pieces. Laminate for future uses!
Counting Number Mats (Printable)- Use these mats for students to count manipulatives. Have them place the same number of manipulatives in the circles or on the mat as the number shown at the top.
Number Find & Trace (Printable) – This activity helps with number recognition & formation. Put a pile of numbers in front of your student. Give them a sheet with the dotted numbers. Have the student pick one number from the pile and trace it once they find it on their board.
Counting at the Fire Station Printable Book- Practice counting from 1 to 5 at the fire station. The free printable book works on counting, reading and fine motor skills.
Dalmatian Spot Counting Card – Count the number spots on the dalmatian. Cards range from 1 dot to 12. Use the collars to label how many dots the dog has.
Safety Color by Number- Pack include three color by number pages (one boy, one girl, one Dalmatian) and a crayon color guide!
Fire Safety Fine Motor Activities for Preschool
These Fire Safety activities are an excellent way to help preschoolers develop fine motor skills.
Engaging in tasks such as tracing numbers and pictures, cutting out lines and shapes, and assembling fire safety themed crafts allows children to practice precision and control with their hands and fingers.
These activities enhance dexterity, hand-eye coordination, and muscle strength in a fun and creative way.
Put the Fire Out Fine Motor Activity- A fine motor skill that includes water guns? Well that is every kids dream! By using hand drawn or printed out houses, shaving foam with color, and some open space- your littles will be putting out house fires and working on their skills in no time.
Tissue Paper 911 Fill In- Students will improve and demonstrate fine motor skills by scrunching up tissue paper or ripping paper to fill in the emergency 911 number.
Dot Activities (Printable) – Using dot activities increase hand-eye coordination, improves manual dexterity for toddlers, and encourages creativity. These dot sheets have your students filling in pictures of fires or dots on fires.
2D Shape Fire Safety Play Dough Cards – These free 2D shape fire tree dough cards are a fun and engaging way for your students to work on their 2D shape recognition and formation skills.
Cut and Sort Hot or Not Fine Motor Activity- There are things in your home that are hot or can get hot. Teach your littles to stay away from hot things because they can hurt. Cut and sort the pictures in the correct column and this engages fine motor skills.
911 Practice Phone- Let children cut out the numbers 9-1-1 on the right and glue them in the squares. They can use the phone to practice calling 9-1-1.
Cutting Strips (Printable) – Cut out these strips and have students practice cutting or tracing straight lines, curved lines, squiggly lines, or zig zag lines. This is great for scissor practice and fine motor development.
Fire Safety Cut and Paste (Printable) –This resource comes with a fire template and 6 cut and paste fire safety picture cards. Students can practice fine motor skills and learn about fire safety when they cut out each picture and glue it in place. Color and B&W versions included!
Firehouse Dog Origami- Put your littles fine motor skills to work with origami. Creating a fun fire house dog as a keepsake fits perfectly into the fire safety theme.
Smoke Detector and Words Tracing Activity- Teach your littles that the smoke detector says “beep, beep, beep.” and have them trace the smoke alarm and the words.
Fire Safety Arts & Crafts Activities for Preschoolers
Fire Safety art and creativity activities are a wonderful way to ignite the imagination of preschoolers.
Through artistic expression, children can explore ways of keeping themselves safe and experiment with colors, shapes, and textures.
These activities provide a creative outlet for young minds, encouraging them to think creatively and develop their unique artistic style.
Engaging with Fire Safety themed art projects helps preschoolers enhance their fine motor skills, boosts their confidence, and a sense of understanding what tools help keep us safe in ours homes, outside of our homes and firefighters keeping us safe.
Fire Safety Craft – This simple, yet, creative craft and you can use it to teach how to put out of a fire. Mixing these paint colors will change it which shows them the teaching of different ways to put out the fire.
Shape Firetruck on Flame Painting Craft- Take each step to create their very own firetruck. Once those are completed, you will use a few simple materials to make the fire for the background.
Fire Truck Craft Handprint Art- A handprint anything makes a memorable keepsake. Follow the fire safety theme and create a fire truck out of their little hands.
Firefighter Dalmatian Kids Craft-Gather simple supplies such as q-tips, white paper cups, construction paper, paint, etc and have your littles build their own firefighter Dalmatian.
Craft Stick Fire Truck- Create your own small version of Flash! Give kids plain craft sticks and have them paint them red. You could also use red dyed craft sticks. Cut another craft stick in half and lay the two pieces parallel on the table. Next, lay the red sticks perpendicular across the halved sticks and glue them together.
Firefighter Hat Craft – Children paint a paper plate red to make this firefighter hat craft. After the paint has dried, it is cut to resemble a firefighter hat. A badge for the hat is made with yellow sticky foam. When finished, the children can wear their hats and pretend to be firefighters!
Letter of the Day: F is for Fire- Trace a large letter F on the orange paper. Cut it out and glue to the black piece of paper. Take a square of tissue paper and wrap it around a pencil, dip in glue and then stick to the letter F. Continue until the letter is covered.
Fire Extinguisher Craft- This craft involves having preschoolers make their own fun fire extinguisher that they can use to put-out, “Pretend,” fires anytime they feel like it!
Fire Truck Snacks- These edible fire trucks that children can assemble make a great treat that is fun to assemble and then eat. Enjoy during a story time or during a craft time.
Fire Truck Zip Lock Bag Activity –The goal of the activity is to blow into a straw and get all the flames off the bottom a plastic bag decorated with a fire truck. If you can get the flames above the fire truck, that is even better. It takes a lot of breath control to get the flames ( tiny pieces of colored tissue) to rise off the bottom of the bag before you fill the bag with air.
Fire Safety Physical Development Activities for Preschool
Fire Safety physical activities are a fantastic way to support the physical development of preschoolers.
By engaging in activities with different movements and behaviors, children can improve their gross motor skills, balance, and coordination.
Whether they’re carrying doing DIY firefighter obstacles, putting out fake fires, or learning from firefighters themselves, these playful exercises help build strength and flexibility.
Putting Out Chalk Fires- Draw flames with the sidewalk chalk. It doesn’t have to look good; it’ll just get washed away in a minute anyway. Have your mini-firefighter squirt water on the chalk fires to put them out.
Fire Hose Fact Practice Game-Whether you work on math facts or sight words, draw them with chalk on a fence (or sidewalk) and have your little spray out the correct answer with their “fire hose.”
DIY Fire Extinguishers Easy Pretend Play- Fake Fire Flames for Kids are sure to bring their pretend play to life add a few DIY Fire Extinguishers and take play time to a whole new level! ou just need a few craft supplies like a clean spray bottle and some duct tape.
Firefighter Physical Fitness, “Test,” For Preschoolers- For all your preschoolers who want to be firefighters-in-training these assorted challenges as part of a physical fitness, “Test,” are a great way to be active and develop gross as well as fine motor skills.
Firefighter Visits, How to Call 911 & Stop, Drop and Roll- This activity is a great layout of making a morning/afternoon out of learning the top most important fire safety tips. Visit your local fire department or set up a visit from them to see how they get ready for a fire. Follow this up with how to call 911 and stop, drop and roll to save their lives.
Fire Safety Science and Sensory Activities for Preschool
Science is a great experience for kids to explore another side of learning. The projects and activities they start now in preschool will feed their minds.
Giving them the spark for science while engaging their senses makes for your preschooler to be an all around learner. Understanding the science behind how fire starts, spreads and is safely avoided/put out is the perfect way to experiment.
Utilize what you have around your home or even around your community!
The Science of Fire- My kids wanted to know just how does fire burn? Here is a demonstration of what we learned. Fire is mystical to children. which makes it critical that children learn the importance of fire safety and that fire is not something to play with. Have fun teaching them this important lesson.
Climbing Firefighter STEAM Activity- Create a homemade pully and firefighter for this activity. Your littles will need to place the loop at the top of their twine or ribbon on a door or cabinet knob. They will slowly alternate pulling one cord and then the other with a rocking motion to make the firefighter rise up the twine or cord. It will look like the firefighter is climbing.
Firefighter Fire Cup Stacking and Knock Down STEM Challenge- Asking different questions such as “Can we stack them in a way that makes them harder to knock down?” then executing these trials and errors make this great science activity.
Bubbly Fire Science Activity- Have the experiment begin with “How do fires start?” Invite the kids to pour vinegar slowly from one cup into the cup that contains the baking soda. Invite the kids to observe what happens to the baking soda. As the vinegar and baking soda are combined, a chemical reaction occurs to create a BUBBLY FIRE!
Fire Rescue Chickpeas Sensory Bin- Are you looking for a fun and educational activity to engage your little ones? This Fire Rescue Chickpeas Sensory Bin is the perfect blend of creativity and learning, designed to keep kids entertained while teaching them about fire safety.
Firefighter Slime- This Firefighter Slime is the perfect inside boredom buster, sensory activity and role-play all in one! Check out two sets of instructions for both types of slime in this activity.
Flame Sensory Bottle- This fun sensory bottle with oil and water will help your kids learn about colors, and they’ll also have a blast shaking the bottle and making pretend “flames.”
Firefighter Play Dough – Play dough supports creativity and fine motor skills in a fun. Rolling dough and pressing cookie cutters and other items into soft dough has many benefits for your littles. Follow this recpe for homemade playdough and jazz it up with firefighter accessories to fit the theme.
Bags of Fire- This sensory activity includes several different “bags of fire” that your littles can mush up and play with. Using shaving cream, glitter, paint, painters tape and ziplock bags you will have created a sensory activity everyone will enjoy.
Fire Safety Sort & Sequencing Activities for Preschoolers
Learning to sort objects in various ways helps your child develop the cognitive skills to be able to recognize and create patterns, think logically, and put things in order or sequence.
Sort and sequencing activities also supports children in participating in daily tasks, like clean-up time. Why not make it fun while being educational learning all about Fire Safety.
Patterns Fire Safety- This packet is perfect for the little learners to practice their sequencing skill by completing the patterns. Patterns included are: AB, AAB, ABB, AABB, ABC.
Sorting Mats (Printable) – Collect the different fire items that match the main photo as well as adding them to the patterning page.
Hot or Not Sorting- Have your littles check out the photos in the column. Which pictures show something hot? Which pictures show something that can get hot? Which pictures show something that is not hot?
Stop, Drop & Roll Sequence Activity and Poster- Fire safety sequencing activity for Stop, Drop, and Roll for Fire Safety. This activity and this poster is to demonstrate this life saving tactic in a way to also teach sequencing.
Fire Engine Number Sorting Preschool Activity- This fire engine themed sorting math activity is perfect for teaching basic number sense and sorting. 10 fire engine number mats and corresponding number matching cards representing numbers 1-10. Have your littles sort through them and work on their number recognition.
Fire Safety Theme Discussions and Graphing Ideas for Preschoolers
Fire Safety discussions and graphing activities offer a structured yet exciting way for preschoolers to explore the every day items they see and items they may not be as familiar with.
By engaging in discussions, children develop their language skills, learn to articulate their thoughts and build a deeper understanding of being safe near a fire, avoiding starting fires, being around hot items, calling 911, being comfortable around firefighters and so many more possibly life saving tips.
What is Fire Safety?:
- Discuss the different tactics they can understand at this age. (calling 911, stop, drop & roll, avoiding playing with fire, etc)
- Ask the children when they need to call 911.
Physically Practice Stop, Drop and Roll:
- Demonstrate and talk further about stop, drop and roll. Explain when this is needed and practice how.
- Ask children to show you how to stop, drop and roll.
Fire Trucks:
- Show your littles the different kinds of fire trucks fire departments have.
- Discuss the colors on the trucks, the lights, the sirens, and different tools they have.
Low and Under the Smoke:
- Discuss how to keep themselves safe in a smokey area.
- Teaching fire safety comes with teaching children how to stay safe. Go over staying low and under the smoke while they exit a smokey building.
Tools Used for Fire Safety
- Talk about different tools firefighters and civilians use for fire safety.
- Discuss and show photos of fire alarms, smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, flashlights, axes, fire hoses, and so much more!
Fire Emergency Varieties:
- Introduce different dangerous fire situations to your preschoolers to avoid.
- Show pictures or videos and discuss how they can keep themselves safe or make others aware of an emergency.
Calling 911:
- Create a chart that shows photos of a house fire, cat stuck in a tree, building fire, etc.
- Have children compare match these emergencies or non emergies with a column of 911 or not. Help your students with knowing the importance of an emergency.
Hot Things Burn Graph:
- Create a graph or how likely something is to burn in a fire.
- Discuss which items are very dangerous to catch fire and how fast they burn. (candles, houses, cars, clothing.)
Fire Safety Graph:
- Create a chart to compare ways to stay safe vs putting themselves in danger.
- For example have 2 columns safe and unsafe and a list with multiple options. (playing with matches, running into a burning building, crawling under smoke, pulling a smoke alarm if we see a fire, etc.
Count and Graph:
- Using household/classroom items (or created with playdough, small toys) count safe items vs nonsafe items to avoid due to fires.
- Create a graph over your findings.
Fire Safety Books to Read Aloud for Preschool
Reading Fire Safety books aloud is a delightful way to introduce preschoolers to staying safe in a dangerous situation. These books captivate young minds with engaging stories, colorful illustrations, and fascinating facts about Fire Safety.
Stop, Drop, and Roll! (Fire Safety)- What should you do if flames get on your clothes? Stop, drop, and roll! This sing-along picture book will make kids want to practice this life-saving skill over and over again.
Pete the Cat: Firefighter Pete- In Pete the Cat: Firefighter Pete from New York Times best selling author and artist James Dean, Pete and his classmates are excited about their field trip to the firehouse. They get to slide down the pole, meet all the brave firefighters, and even try on their helmets and gear.
Plan and Prepare!- Do you know the four rules of fire safety? Have a plan. Get out fast. Stay low. And don’t open hot doors. This sing-along picture book will make kids want to practice these four life-saving rules over and over again.
Big Frank’s Fire Truck- Big Frank tells young readers all about firefighting and the many other important jobs firefighters do: fire safety training, fire inspection, helping at accident scenes, and more. It’s all in a day’s–and night’s–work for our firefighting friend and his crew.
This Book Is On Fire!- In this fiery and interactive journey, Finn sets out to please his hungry reader with dish after dish. Will his froggy flavors ignite to culinary chaos, or will Finn discover the secret ingredient to win over the finicky eater?
Clifford the Firehouse Dog- Emily Elizabeth and Clifford go to visit his brother, who is a firehouse dog. When an alarm goes off, Clifford comes to the rescue — he helps others by rescuing the people and putting out the fire!
No Dragons for Tea: Fire Safety for Kids (and Dragons)- While out for a walk with her mom, a little girl has the surprise of her life — she meets a real, live, fire-breathing dragon! Now this dragon is nothing to be afraid of — in fact, he’s so friendly that she invites him home for tea. But their afternoon snack is suddenly interrupted when the dragon sneezes and sets the table ablaze. Luckily, the girl knows just what to do, and she teaches her new friend to be fire smart, too.
Let’s Meet a Firefighter- Firefighter Jim works at the fire department. He knows how to handle all kinds of emergencies. He shows a group of kids how he does his job. Let’s hear it for firefighters!
Flashing Fire Engines- Big bold fire engines, waiting day and night, Ready for a rescue or a blazing fire to fight. As soon as there’s a fire alarm, the engines start to roar. The firefighters jump aboard…it rumbles out the door.
Firefighter Frank- Bright pictures of a firefighter and his big red truck make this board book perfect for the very youngest. In twelve eye-catching spreads, Frank shows scenes from his day, from cleaning the truck to putting out a fire. With lots to look at, this book is sure to be a favorite of every truck-loving tot.
Fire Safety Songs for Preschool
Fire Safety songs are a fun and engaging way to introduce preschoolers to the crisp air and changing leaves they will see.
Through catchy melodies and playful lyrics, these songs capture children’s attention and make learning about Fall/Harvest time an enjoyable experience.
Singing about Fire Safety helps children improve their memory, language skills, and rhythm, while also fostering a love for music.
Tune: “The Wheels on the Bus”
Sing the song but use the sound and movement of: siren, ladder, seatbelts, fire dog, hose, water, etc
Five Little Firefighters
Five little firefighters sleeping in their bed
The first one said, “Put your helmet on your head!”
The second one said, “Down the pole we’ll slide.”
The third one said, “Get ready to ride!”
The fourth one said, “Put your gas mask on your nose.”
The fifth one said, “I’ll grab the hose!”
Then “woooo” went the siren and out went the fire
And the five little firemen could finally retire!
Ten little firefighters
Sleeping in their beds.
“Ding!” went the bell,
And down the pole they slid.
They raced to the fire
And put out all the flames.
Then the 10 little firefighters
Went back to bed again.
Smoke Chant
If you don’t want to choke
Crawl under the smoke.
Get down on the floor
And head for the door.
To the tune of “I’m a little Teapot”
I am a fireman dressed in red.
With my fire hat on my head.
I can drive the fire truck, fight fire too,
And help make things safe for you.
Tune: “Frere Jacques “
Never, never play with matches.
If you do, if you do,
You might burn your fingers,
You might burn your fingers,
That won’t do! That won’t do!
Never, never play with matches.
If you do, if you do,
You might burn your clothes,
You might burn your clothes,
That won’t do! That won’t do!
To the tune of: “Eensy weensy spider”
The firefighter helps us learn our safety rules.
Playing with matches is only for fools.
If you see a fire, “Help, you’ll scream and shout!”
Dial 911. The firefighter will put it out
To the tune of “Pop Goes The Weasel”
Down the street the engine goes
The Firemen fight the fire
Up the ladder with their hose
Out goes the fire.
ls on the Fire Engine
Instead of bus. We use the siren, ladder, seat belts, and so on and so on.
Just use your imagination with everything on the truck!
(Using their hands for motions)
This firefighter rings the bell. (thumb)
This firefighter hold the hose so well. (index)
This firefighter slides down the pole. (middle)
This firefighter chops a hole. (ring)
This firefighter climbs higher and higher. (pinky)
And all the firefighters put out the fire!
To the tune of ” “Oh My Darling Clementine”
I’m on Fire, I’m on Fire
But I know just what to do
I will stop all of my running
Drop and roll’s the thing to do
Fire Safety Visual Perception for Preschoolers
Visual perception is how we understand and know about the world and our environment through what we see. These are great visual activities that will recognize and with the help of these activities they will show initiative with what they recognize too.
When your child nurtures their visual perception, they will find their world less confusing and perform tasks that everyone needs. This will help them excel in all parts of their lives as they continue to grow.
Shape Match (Printable) – Teach shapes and colors with this fun themed activity. Cut to size or have students do some of the cutting on the line. Have them match each shape to its corresponding card.
Sparky’s Fire Safety Maze (Printable)-Have your littles follow the maze to get out safely with Sparky the fire dog!
Draw the Fire Truck Visual Discrimination Activity- This visual discrimination activity will test your littles skills of drawing to match the photo above. Trying this multiple times throughout the year will be a fun way to see their growth with this activity too.
Firefighter Matching Activity-Matching activities are great for toddlers and preschool kids to practice the skill of finding something that is the same. Activate your littles problem solving skills, pattern skills and fine motor skills to place the tiles in the correct slot.
Meeting Place Hidden Pictures-Challenge your littles to find the photos hidden in this photo. Print out both the mat and answer key. Strengethen their visual perception with this fun activity.
Fire Safety activities offer a rich and diverse way to support preschoolers’ development across various domains. From enhancing fine motor skills and literacy to sparking curiosity in science and math, these activities provide endless opportunities for young learners to grow and discover.
By incorporating worksheets, crafts, sensory experiences, songs, and more, educators and parents can create a dynamic and engaging learning environment that fosters a lifelong sense of awareness and skills to protect themselves.
As you explore these activities with your preschoolers, remember that the journey of learning is as important as the destination.
Embrace the adventure, encourage curiosity, and enjoy the countless moments of discovery and joy that come with exploring Fire Safety.
With each activity, you’re not only nurturing essential developmental skills but also inspiring a sense of wonder and appreciation for the hard working men and women that protect our community.
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