Stacy Crouse- Stacy Crouse
Fire Safety Lesson Plan Activities For Teletherapy
Updated: Dec 22, 2021
Fire Prevention Week (which is the week that October 9th falls each year) is a great opportunity to use the theme of fire safety in your speech therapy sessions. After all, is there anything more important than teaching your students how to be safe, should a fire (big or small) ever occur? I'm making it easy for you by gathering tons of links to fire prevention and safety themed activities to use in teletherapy.
BOOM CARDS
Boom Cards are my go to for most themes, and fire prevention week is no different! This deck has at least an activity or two for all of my elementary students. It targets goals of sequencing, answering wh- questions, vocabulary, description, pronouns, inferences, reading comprehension, and articulation. Wowza!
INTERACTIVE PDF
Do not miss this FREE one-page activity for mixed groups! With language and articulation targets right on the page, it's incredibly simple to hit all the goals with this one simple resource. Open it on a PDF reader on a computer or tablet, or print the black/white version!
Books
Search the following book titles/authors wherever you access digital versions of books (your local library, YouTube, websites, online stores, etc.).
Let's Meet a Firefighter by Gina Bellisario
Fluffy and the Fire Fighters by Kate McMullan
What Do They Do? Firefighters by Jennifer Zeiger
What Should I Do? If There's a Fire by Will Mara
Firefighters: Battling Smoke And Flames by Tom Greve
VIDEOS
Fire Safety for Kids by a Kid on YouTube is 1-min, 16 second video that provides an overview of fire safety concepts.
Fire Safety Song on YouTube is a fun, 4-minute song for young students.
Explore a Fire Engine on Highlights shows parts and tools on and in a firetruck.
GAMES and Activities
Fire Safe Kids Games has tons of games that you can easily use to facilitate language.
Nick Jr Firefighter Rescue uses recognizable T.V. characters to navigate through a fire station.
Sparky games on the National Fire Protection Association website is GOLD! It has tons of games, videos, and other activities that teach key concepts of fire safety.
Fire station equipment matching game contains 6 matches of objects with words.
Reading Passages
Fighting Fires on ReadWorks (Kindergarten level)
Stay Safe from Fire on ReadWorks (1st grade level)
Fire Safety on ReadWorks (2nd grade level)
Firefighters Fight Fires on ReadWorks (2nd grade level)
Preparing for Home Fires on ReadWorks (4th grade level)
Activities for OLDER STUDENTS
Is fire a Solid, Liquid, or a Gas? on Tween Tribune
The Biography of the Real Smoky the Bear on Tween Tribune
Other Website Resources
As therapists and educators, we know that teaching fire safety and prevention is always worth our while. I hope that this post helps you to pull together engaging and effective fire safety themed lessons for your students.
If you're looking for more fall teletherapy activities, download my FREE Google spreadsheet here! And check out more themed lesson plan blog posts!
