Status
Available
Call number
Publication
Capstone Press
Pages
24
Description
"Text and photographs take readers on a visit to the fire station, including descriptions of the things and people found there. This book includes a video, which launches via a 4D app"--Publisher's website.
Description
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Series
Collection
Language
Original language
English
Physical description
24 p.; 11 x 9 inches
ISBN
9781429677578
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Lexile
420L
User reviews
LibraryThing member jamie_tow
A Visit to The Fire Station is geared for children ages 3-7 years. The book is set up as a tour of the station. At the fire station, the children see the trucks and gears. The story discusss how the firefighter work together and what happen during a typical day. This book has real attrative
This book is very good to introduce the duties of the firefighters to chidren. The pictures are true to life. The book explain a typical day at the station such as the kitchen, dispatcher area, training room, and sleeping quarter. The children learns who works at a fire station, the vechiles they drive, and the tools they use to help them prevent and fight fires.
The book is excellent and informational to teach children about firefighter, their duties, and how important firefighters are to our town/community.
Extended Activity: I had read this book every school year to introduce fire prevent, firefighters, their duties, trucks and equipment, and to prevent or calm down any fears that a child may have. Along with this book, I schedule either a visit to our local fire station or have the Fire Department come to the school, so that my children can have hands on experiences in seeing, touching real life equipment, and most of all learn "How Not To Burn", that firefighters are our friend and protector.
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pictures of a fire station.This book is very good to introduce the duties of the firefighters to chidren. The pictures are true to life. The book explain a typical day at the station such as the kitchen, dispatcher area, training room, and sleeping quarter. The children learns who works at a fire station, the vechiles they drive, and the tools they use to help them prevent and fight fires.
The book is excellent and informational to teach children about firefighter, their duties, and how important firefighters are to our town/community.
Extended Activity: I had read this book every school year to introduce fire prevent, firefighters, their duties, trucks and equipment, and to prevent or calm down any fears that a child may have. Along with this book, I schedule either a visit to our local fire station or have the Fire Department come to the school, so that my children can have hands on experiences in seeing, touching real life equipment, and most of all learn "How Not To Burn", that firefighters are our friend and protector.
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J2I.123