Make Fire Safety Real, Practical, and Memorable

Fire safety education shouldn't end with a worksheet. This Fire Safety Family Scavenger Hunt & Action Relay gives you two powerful tools to teach life-saving skills through authentic practice and physical engagement—whether you're a classroom teacher looking for meaningful family involvement or a homeschool parent ready to tackle essential life skills.

What's Included:

📋 6-Mission Family Scavenger Hunt Your students and = families work through real, practical fire safety scenarios at home:

• Mission 1: Kitchen Fire Talk — Learn what to do about grease fires (and what NEVER to do)
• Mission 2: Fire Safety Rules — Establish family agreements about fire interactions
• Mission 3: Smoke Alarm Test — Locate, test, and map every alarm in the home
• Mission 4: Make an Escape Plan — Find two exits from every room and choose a family meeting spot
• Mission 5: Fire Extinguisher Hunt — Locate safety equipment and learn the PASS method
• Mission 6: Burn First Aid Kit — Check supplies and learn proper burn response

Each mission includes discussion questions, action steps, and spaces for families to record their findings. This isn't theoretical; families actually test their smoke alarms, draw their escape routes, and locate their fire extinguishers.

Fire Safety Action Relay Game  A 10-15 minute physical relay that teaches the TWO most critical fire safety actions through muscle memory:

• Stop, Drop, and Roll station
• Get Low and Go station

Includes full setup instructions, teaching points, leader tips, and optional variations for different skill levels or available space. This game works in gyms, classrooms, backyards, or any open area.

Perfect For:

• Fire Prevention Week (October) activities
• Life skills / health curriculum
• Family engagement initiatives
• Homeschool cooperative groups
• Scout troops (Trail Life, American Heritage Girls, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts =, etc.)
• After-school programs
• Community safety events

Standards Alignment: Life Skills, Health & Safety, Family Engagement