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Fire Curriculum For Students
This curriculum was developed by the Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania, Fire Department and we are posting it for your use with their generous permission. The curriculum includes specific lesson plans and a fire prevention test for students. The Mt. Lebanon firefighters present these lessons every year to elementary schools, day care centers and a school for the deaf in their jurisdiction. For more information, contact the department directly, at (412) 343-3402. You can also check their Website at www.mtlfd.org.
Lessons Available
Presented in Suggested Order
- Lesson Plan 1.1: Identifying an exit sign
- Lesson Plan 1.2: What is smoke
- Lesson Plan 2.1: What constitutes a tool
- Lesson Plan 2.2: The fire department's role in the community
- Lesson Plan 3.1: Understanding the importance of a meeting place
- Lesson Plan 3.2: The lesson on Meeting Places
- Lesson Plan 4.1: The procedure for developing a home escape plan
- Lesson Plan 4.2: The procedure for drawing escape plans
- Lesson Plan 5.1: What is needed for a fire to ignite and burn
- Lesson Plan 5.2: The 3 physical states of fuels
- Lesson Plan 6.1: The importance of early fire warning
- Lesson Plan 6.2: The nature of a hostile fire burning within a building
Comprehension Measurement
