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Book List Weatherwax School Fire, Aberdeen, WA - January 5, 2002
Pre-K through Kindergarten
1st and 2nd Grades
3rd and 4th Grades
5th and 6th Grades
7th and 8th Grades

Talk to Children about Safety Issues
Here are some ways you can use these books with your children:
 
  • Talk with your child before, during and after reading a book together.
  • Make reading at home fun and warm.
  • Use the events in the story to talk about your family's safety rules or what your family would do in a similar situation. For instance, "Arthur's family has a fire escape plan, would you like to make one for our family?"
  • Ask your child to predict what might happen next in the story: "What do you think could happen to the little girl if she forgets to wear her bike helmet and falls off of her bike?"

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