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2.1 SAMPLE LESSON PLAN<br />

GOOD FIRE, BAD FIRE<br />

Title:<br />

Grade Level:<br />

Time<br />

Required:<br />

Skills:<br />

Learning<br />

Objectives:<br />

Materials:<br />

Good Fires and Bad Fires<br />

Preschool to Second Grade<br />

20 Minutes<br />

The student, by participating in this activity, will<br />

be able to distinguish between good and bad fires.<br />

The students will be able to correctly identify good<br />

fires and bad fires. In addition, the children will be<br />

able to complete an activity sheet by connecting<br />

the Good Fire or Bad Fire examples with a Happy<br />

Flame or Angry Flame character. The activity<br />

sheets will be available in the teacher packets.<br />

Good Fire - Bad Fire activity sheets.<br />

Note: This activity asks the student to draw a line<br />

from the Happy Flame to the Good Fires and to<br />

draw a line from the Angry Flame to the Bad Fires.<br />

Good Fire - Bad Fire Flash Cards:<br />

#1 Meet the <strong>Wildfire</strong> <strong>Prevention</strong> Team<br />

#2 Meet the Good Fire and Bad Fire characters<br />

#3 Barbeque<br />

CONDUCTING SCHOOL PROGRAMS – GUIDE Sample Lesson Plan - 35

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