24-page activity book(Ages 6-7) - P, K, 1-2

Join Firepup^® and his friends in this fun-filled fire safety manual. The fire and burn prevention and life safety lessons are presented through age-appropriate games. In addition, large appealing and easy-to-color pictures and numbers reinforce coloring, writing, counting, and number skills. Important words for every lesson are written in gray on the handwriting strip at the bottom of each page for children to trace and practice. Features a number and alphabet review.

Topics: Count With Me; There is Only 1 You; 2 Ways Out; 3 Rules for Minor Burns; 4 Smoke Detectors; 5 Actions to Practice (Stop, Drop, & Roll; Crawl Below the Smoke; and Cover Your Nose & Mouth); 6 Safe Meeting Places; 7 Fires Not to Touch; 8 Things to Learn (Name, Address, Phone Numbers); 9 Firefighting Tools; and 10 Fire Safety Friends.

24-page manual - P, K, 1-2, LE

This manual is designed to help develop an early awareness and understanding of the many ways the fire department protects and aids the community. It helps children develop a healthy perspective of the job of local firefighters and encourages them to trust and respect them. Appropriate for the early reader. Contains word recognition on most pages.

Topics: Ways to Report an Emergency/Reporting a Fire; Answering Firepup^®'s Call (Dispatchers); Responding to the Alarm; Answering a Call; Wearing Equipment/Wearing the Uniform; Searching for Missing People; Rescuing People; Helping the Sick, Burned, or Hurt; Fighting a Fire; Investigating a Fire; Inspecting Buildings; Teaching Fire Safety; Explaining Fire Extinguishers; Practicing a School Fire Drill; Answering a Fire Emergency; Piloting a Fireboat; Flying a Fire Helicopter; Fighting Forest Fires; Planting Young Trees; and Helping to Save Lives.

2-sided activity/colorsheet - P, K, 1-2

Firepup^® and his young friends teach how our Friendly Firefighters help rescue people who are trapped in a fire. This folding activity shows children what a firefighter looks like with and without full turnout gear. It's goal is to make children familiar with the usual firefighting gear which may make a firefighter look different or sound scary. They will learn not to hide in a fire emergency. A quiz helps reinforce the information.

2-sided activity/colorsheet - P, K, 1-2

This cut-and-color activity reinforces what the "best dressed" firefighters are wearing with a fun "Get it in Gear" maze. After completing the maze, children can cut out and wear the fire helmet.

Full-color brochure - A, HS

Folder covers vital information for adults concerning emergency preparedness and prevention tips for those vacationing or living in or near areas which may be threatened by wildland fires.

Topics: Rural Living; Evacuation Planning; Landscape Tips; Structural Precautions; Local Fire Laws; Water Needs; and If Wildfire Threatens Your Home.

Full-color oversized folder and planning guide - A, F

Guide covers vital information for creating a Wildland Fire Safety Zone around your home. Includes a planning grid to help minimize your vulnerability by "firescaping" your property.

Topics: An Introduction to Wildland Fires; Protect Your Property; Firescape Your Property; Be Prepared for Wildland Fire in 10 Steps; and a planning grid for "firescaping" and evacuation.

11"x34" full-color growth chart - F

Firepup^®'s When I Grow Up . . . fire safety growth chart not only helps your child keep track of his or her growth, it also explains in a fun story format the very important jobs of firefighters and dispatchers. Join Firepup^® in imagining what it would be like to be a firefighter.

24-page activity calendar - F

Firepup^® and his friends the Fire Safety Brigade^® find yet another way to involve children and their families in learning vital fire safety information. Families can date each day of the month, read the monthly fire safety and prevention information, and then fill in their special dates, like family and friends' birthdays, anniversaries, or school events.

Topics: The 3 Parts of Fire; Fire Drills; How to Report a Fire; Smoke Alarms; Carbon Monoxide Detectors; Smoke; Matches, Candles, and Lighters; Burn Prevention; The 3 C's of Minor Burns; Home Fire Safety; Friendly Firefighters; Fire Prevention Week; Stop, Drop, and Roll; and Yuletide Fire Safety.