It explains in three simple steps what they will do during a fire drill (aka fire drill routine: stop, get in line, and walk out of the building).

These 3 clear visual posters will help students know how to participate in a fire drill. Print and use these at any time in the school year to teach, review or reinforce expectations.

Teach young children how to participate in a FIRE DRILL with these posters and books. Use these visual aids at Back to School time, or any time throughout the year when the students need a reminder. The text of the posters reads: How to Do a Fire Drill. Our school is a safe place to play and learn. Our classroom has a fire alarm and a fire ...

This set of visual strategy items was designed for elementary-aged children needing extra behavioral/visual supports in the classroom for fire drills. Used in conjunction with my Fire Drill social story (also located in my store, you can help your …

You'll find three levels of fire drill visuals to help each child understand their responsibility during a fire drill.

Printable visual fire drill routine to help you teach your Preschool or Pre-K students important classroom procedures, such as how to prepare for a Fire Drill. Your ELL and Special Education students will also benefit from these visual picture prompts.

This material, titled 'Fire Drill' is a horizontal strip visual schedule showing the procedures for a fire drill.

Sep 25, 2016 · Many of my students don’t understand exactly why we have fire drills. They are also often fearful of loud noises, or just don’t like them. So, preparing them in advance of what to expect, how to behave, and what directions to follow can be very helpful.

This simple yet bright and colourful fire drill routine visual aid, is a great way for children to be reminded of how they act when their is a fire drill or evacuation. Display this near your closest fire exit so all children know that is where they need to be when a fire alarm is activated.

Feb 18, 2025 · Conduct a fire drill role play to help students understand emergency procedures. Start by explaining the importance of staying calm and following instructions during a fire drill. This activity ensures that students are prepared and confident in case of a real emergency. Learn more: Preschool for Rookies. 19. Fire Truck Paint Sensory Play