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Stop, Drop & Roll Poster

Stop, Drop & Tag
Grade Levels : K-2

Lesson Objective
Primary Subjects/Skills
Resources
Preparation
Suggested Procedure


Lesson Objective:

Reinforce safety procedure through an interpretive exercise.

Primary Subjects/Skills:
English Language Arts (following procedures, communicating information), Science (how to put out a fire), Group Cooperative Learning

Resources:
Stop, Drop & Roll section of the Command Center
• Stop, Drop & Roll coloring page in the Safe Scenes coloring game (Tyler’s house)
Stop, Drop & Roll Poster

Preparation:
Discuss and practice Stop, Drop & Roll; have students look at the demonstration in the Command Center.

Suggested Procedure:
Bring in several coats or blankets and red streamers or pieces of red paper to represent fire. You will need twice as many “fire streamers” as you have students (except for the student who plays “it”).

Assign one student to be “it” (fire) and give him or her the fire streamers. You can switch this role, so the one student doesn’t always have to be the fire.

On your signal, the “it” will “tag” the other students by chasing after each of them and touching them with a streamer. Once a child has been tagged, he or she must take the streamer and immediately stop, drop and roll. Students who have been tagged earlier can help by encouraging the student to stop, drop and roll and throwing a coat or blanket over him or her.

Once a child has “put out” his or her clothing fire, he or she puts the streamer off to the side (create a pile of streamers ) and joins the other already tagged students in helping other classmates to stop, drop and roll.

When all the fire streamers have been used, the game is over.

 

 

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