- Firefighter Song Youtube
- Ten Little Firefighters Fingerplay
- 5 Little Firefighters Song With Hand Motions
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Family Escape Plan
Have a family meeting and plan an escaperoute in case of a fire. Make sure that you have at least two ways to exitthe room. Have mom or dad draw the plans on a piece of paper. Practiceyour escape plan on a regular basis - at least once a month. Remember thatyour plan should have a meeting place that is safe outside of the home. ie. the big oak tree on the corner; a neighbors front yard; be consistentwith the 'safe place' so children are not confused when it comes time fora real emergency!
Practicing 9-1-1 and Street Address
Practice calling 9-1-1 on a play phone withyour child. Have your child tell you what they might say to the dispatcherif there were a fire or another emergency at your home. Work withyour child so that they know their address.
Remembering 9-1-1
If your child is young, and has troubleremembering the correct sequence of 9-1-1 - Place a small red circle stickeron the 9, and 2 small green circle stickers on the 1 - Practice saying'red, green, green' with your child. Sometimes it is easier for themto remember their colors than it is to remember numbers!
To wrap up our week on ladybugs, I wanted to share with you a fun ladybug song and fingerplay! My son and I made up this song together, and it is similar to one of his favorite songs (5 Little Monkeys Swinging in a Tree). I put little ladybugs on his 5 fingers to make this a fingerplay. If you are not familiar with fingerplays, then I recommend reading this post from Teach Preschool.
For this activity, I used 5 ladybugs and washi tape from Michaels Craft Store.
I decided to use washi tape to make it stick to my child’s fingers. To assemble, I just wrapped tape around a finger (leaving one side a little longer) and then I pulled back the tape and tucked it under. That way there was a sticky side on top. To demonstrate, I’ll show you my lovely (dry) hands…
Then I just stuck a ladybug on the sticky tape. The ladybugs I bought came with wire sticking out of the bottom. I just pulled that off and only used the ladybug. Here’s what it looked like on my preschooler. (By the way, I wish I could rub off that dinosaur tattoo…)
Here are the lyrics to the song:
To download a PDF copy of this, click here —> 5 Little Ladybugs
Now to see it in action…here is a video of my son and I singing the 5 Little Ladybugs song. After each verse, he took off a ladybug (and handed it to little brother). Enjoy the video!
Firefighter Song Youtube
Hope you enjoyed our activities with ladybugs this week! In case you missed a post, here are the links to the other activities on ladybugs:
Ten Little Firefighters Fingerplay
Have a great weekend and see you back here soon!