Assign a different number from 1-26 to each letter of the alphabet. Then use the assigned code to write out some fire safety messages in number form. What they'll get is a few simple charts that provide fire statistics for the state. Teachers can create a list of questions for students to answer based on their state's stats. A home escape plan must be created and practiced so that each person knows exactly what to do.
Site includes links to other sites and a list of projects for middle school students.
Smokey the Bear Smokey's Web site includes fun activities for kids, Smokey's rules, pen pals, and links to other resources. A simple site for the youngest kids has large, fun illustrations with tips from Buzzy the Smoke Detector, Reddy the Fire Extinguisher, Squirt the Water Drop and other fire safety friends. Smoke Detectives Information about a complete teaching package from State Farm Insurance for use with K-6 students. A variety of products including posters, coloring books, and fire safety and Fire Prevention Week teaching kits. This quiz, from a NY fire department, is used in an activity above.