Multiple Purpose Fire Safety Worksheets for the Primary Grades

October is coming, which means Fire Prevention Week will soon be here! Before long, you’ll be prepping your classroom to teach your students about firefighters, fire trucks and all things fire-related. Luckily, Teach Starter has created a set of fire safety worksheets to make teaching these valuable life skills a breeze!

This set of fire safety worksheets for first and second-graders has been designed to integrate fire safety with writing, making learning more meaningful and memorable. Each worksheet encourages children to reflect on key fire safety rules while building their writing confidence. To assist students with ideas for their writing, a word bank has been included for each prompt.

The topics featured in this set of fire safety worksheets include:

• How to Prevent a Fire
• All About Fire Drills
• Stop, Drop, and Roll
• My House Is on Fire!
• What Do Firefighters Do?
• What Not to Do in a Fire

Teachers can easily incorporate these fire safety worksheets into writing centers, morning work or whole-class activities to reinforce both literacy and safety.

Multiple Uses for This Fire Safety Worksheet Pack

This fire safety worksheet pack can be used in multiple ways to explore fire prevention themes in your classrooms. Here are some engaging ways to use these fire safety writing activities:

• Morning Warm-Ups –Use a worksheet as a quick, meaningful activity to start the day.
• Writing Centers – Rotate worksheets through your literacy stations during Fire Prevention Week.
• Classroom Discussions – Pair a writing prompt with a conversation about fire safety practices.
• Home Connections – Send worksheets home so families can talk about fire safety together.
• Cross-Curricular Links – Combine prompts with art projects or role-play activities about firefighters and safety drills.

Download These Fire Safety Writing Prompts

Time to get started with these fire safety writing prompts! Use the Download button above to access the quick-print PDF or editable Google Slides version of this resource. Please note that should you choose to download the Google Slides files, you will first be required to make a copy to your personal drive.

You now have a ready-to-go fire safety resource that encourages thoughtful writing while reinforcing some critical safety messages!

This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher in Michigan and a Teach Starter collaborator.

More Fire Safety Writing Tasks From Teach Starter

Don’t stop with these fire safety writing tasks! We’ve got more activities to fill your fire safety lesson plans for the duration of Fire Prevention Week!

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