Today's Activities 

Download all activities for Fire Camp:

• Parent Activity Guide
• Kids Workbook Activities
•  Fire Camp Bingo

Fire Safety Scavenger Hunt [Worksheet]

Get your family together and go on a fire safety scavenger hunt. Everyone in your family plays a role in fire safety. Both adults and kids should be familiar with the sounds of a smoke alarms and know your family's fire escape plan and meeting place. Practice a fire drill at home!

911 Hopscotch

An adult should choose a safe area outside away from cars, traffic and other obstacles.

[Activity Guide: Hopscotch Activity, Kids Workbook: 911 cards]

911 is for emergencies only.

Emergencies can be when there is a fire, someone is hurt or sick and needs to go to the hospital or if someone breaks into a home. Firefighters and police officers
are community helpers and help keep us safe. With sidewalk chalk, draw numbers like they would look on a phone. Using the 911 cards, have your parent read the card and you decide if you need to call 911. If it’s an emergency, practice hopping from 9-1-1. If it’s not an emergency, tell a grown-up right away.

Only call 9-1-1 in an emergency!

Learn Your Address [Worksheet]

When calling 9-1-1. You will need to know your address. Fill out the Emergency Contact worksheet. Kids Workbook Activity, pages 8)
Go outside with an adult and find your house number.

1. Can your house number be seen from the street? This will help firefighters and police find your house in an emergency and the pizza delivery driver delivering
   pizza!
2. Next find your street sign.
3. Now memorize your address! First is your house number, then your street.

Learn the "High Five" when calling 911

[Parent Activity, Kids Workbook: Five Steps to Calling 911]

When calling 9-1-1. You will need to know the “high-five”. Fill out your emergency contact page and the High Five Emergency Steps.

1. The first step is to call 911.
2. Tell them your name.
3. Give your address and phone number
4. Tell what the type of emergency is.
5. Stay on the line until the 911 dispatcher says it’s okay to hang up.

Parents—for more practice, refer to this parent letter about mobile phones. 

 Great job! You finished day 2. See you tomorrow!

Please share pictures of your kids completing the activities, and we will share on our social media. Contact us at outreach@southsnofire.org. 

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