Fire Safety Worksheets: Fire Prevention Morning Work for Math and Reading

Wednesday, October 12, 2016

Fire Prevention Week is easier when your lesson and your skill practice happen together. These worksheets are print and go math and literacy practice with a fire safety theme.

These fire safety worksheets are print and go math and literacy practice for Fire Prevention Week. Students label, graph, count, write, and cut and paste, all with a fire safety theme, so your lesson and your skill practice happen together. They are ready for those last minute lessons.

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What is in it

  • Labeling, graphing, patterns, and ordering pages
  • Handwriting, syllables, and CVC writing pages
  • Skip counting and number bonds pages
  • Cut and paste pages

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Skills it builds

  • Graphing, patterns, and number order
  • Skip counting and number bonds
  • Syllables, CVC words, and handwriting

Where it fits

  • Fire Prevention Week in October
  • Morning work and early finishers
  • Sub plans and last minute lessons
  • Pre-K, kindergarten, and 1st grade

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Keep them on hand for morning work, early finishers, sub plans, and those last minute lessons.

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Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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