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Objective

By the end of this lesson, the student will learn about fire trucks and their role in the community.

Materials and Prep

Materials: Toy fire truck

Prep: None

Activities

1. Fire Truck Parade: Line up toy fire trucks and have a parade around the room.

2. Fire Truck Sounds: Make siren sounds and pretend to drive the fire truck to an emergency.

3. Firefighter Dress-up: Wear a firefighter hat and pretend to put out fires.

Talking Points

  • Fire trucks are red and have loud sirens. Say: "Fire trucks are red and make loud noises to help people."
  • Firefighters drive fire trucks to help put out fires. Say: "Firefighters drive fire trucks to help keep us safe."
  • Fire trucks carry water to put out fires. Say: "Fire trucks have water to spray on fires and make them go away."

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