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This is a website that will link you to some other great information about fire safety. If you read about a site that sounds
interesting, scroll down to the Favorite Links section and click on that site. It will take you where you want to go! Have
fun!
http://www.usfa.fema.gov/kids/flash.shtm
Fire Safety
United States Fire Administration for Kids
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
This site has very basic and easy to understand information about home fire safety, smoke alarms, and escaping from fire.
It also includes a quiz for children to take. There are coloring pages, crosswords, and a “Hazard House” for
students to explore.
http://www.usfa.fema.gov/kids/parents-teachers/
Fire Safety
The Hot Spot
Florida State Fire College Kids Site
Florida State Fire Marshal
This site contains a game room with a variety of activities about fire safety. It includes a tour of the fire safety museum,
and history of the old firehouses. This site also offers information for teachers and parents, including lesson plans, graphics,
and product recalls.
http://www.nfpa.org/sparky/fpw04.html
Fire Safety
Sparky the Fire Dog
National Fire Protection Association
This site features a fire truck graphic that children can click on to learn the parts of a fire truck. There is a page about
Dalmations, and a question and answer sheet. There is also a page called “family stuff” that includes a home
safety check list.
http://www.dos.state.ny.us/kidsroom/firesafe/firesafe.html
Fire Safety
NYS Department of State
Fire Safety Kids’ Room
This site provides information about arson dogs and their jobs. It has a list of Fire Lessons that leads to pages with information
on High Rise Fire, Fireplace Safety Rules and Holiday Safety Tips. This site also includes photos of firefighters in action,
and a page where children can write to Hershey the Fire Dog.
http://www.kfst.net/
Fire Safety
Fire Tips 2000
Yahoo!
This is a very simple site geared towards very young children. It introduces various “friends” that provide fire
safety information such as “Buzzy the Smoke Detector” and “Squirt the Water Drop”. The characters
are very colorful, and the print is large and simple.
http://www.dltk-kids.com/crafts/miscellaneous/fireweek.html
Fire Safety
DLTKS Crafts for Kids
This is another child friendly site, although it did have some distracting advertisement flashing at the top. There is a
set of 6 pictures of firefighters doing various parts of their job that can be downloaded and colored. It also has a variety
of crafts to make such as firemen hats, books and other fire prevention crafts. It features some great ideas.
http://www.firepals.org/KSN/index.htm
Fire Safety
Firepals Safety Net
This site has downloadable songs and music, fire safety tips, and a variety of fire safety games. The site is colorful and
very easy to navigate.
http://safetypub.com/cfsd/Sld001.htm
Fire Safety
Children’s Fire Safety Digest
This site contains a slide show that includes a variety of safety tips. It includes holiday fire safety, first aid for burns,
a drawing contest, and several other tips about fire safety. Although the information is good, the pictures are a little
outdated and in black and white.
http://www.redhotdots.net/index.html
Fire Safety
Red Hot Dots
This is a fun site that introduces Bud the Dog, Dan the Fireman, and the Red Hot Dot. A nice feature of this site is a list
of do’s and don’t’s for children and adults. They also offer CD’s and provide information about a
live show the Red Hot Dot can perform at schools, and a place to add your own link.
http://search.netscape.com/ns/search?query=http%3A%2F%2FSmokeybear.com
Fire Safety
Smokey Kids
This site has information about forest safety and campfire fun. You can view 60 years of Smokey the Bear and how he has evolved
over the years. There is also information about Smokey the Bear (what type of bear he is etc.) and a Smokey mail box.
http://www.scottiesfirehouse.com/
Fire Safety
Scotty’s Fire House
This is an animated site that contains a movie, a section on family fun, and it offers e-mail as well.
There is also a Kids Corner with several pencil and paper games and a store where fire prevention materials are available.
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