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Fire Drills Social Story

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Fire Drills cover: title above a large red school alarm bell illustration, opening a story about what happens in a drill
Show first to introduce the upcoming practice evacuation
Hearing the alarm: text reads 'Sometimes at school I might hear the fire alarm.' beside a red alarm bell illustration
Sets the scene before discussing the alarm sound
Loud noise page: the alarm will be very loud and might feel scary, but there is no need to worry; an ear with sound lines
Prepares sound-sensitive pupils for the loud bell
Staying calm: text says it is important to stay calm and not panic at the alarm; a worried boy holds his cheeks
Talk about feelings and calming strategies here
Trusted adults: text reads 'The adults with me will keep me safe.' with a smiling woman in a blue top pointing upward
Name the staff who will help during an evacuation
What a drill is: the alarm usually means a fire drill, which is practice for what to do if there is ever a real fire
Explain the difference between practice and a real emergency
Following rules: everyone must follow the rules and be sensible at the alarm in case of a real fire; three children stand
Review your school's evacuation rules alongside this page
Lining up: text says 'I must line up with my class and walk sensibly in a line.' with three children in a row
Rehearse lining up and walking quietly at the door
Going outside: text says we will need to go outside away from the building, shown with an orange school building and clock
Point out your class's assembly point outdoors
Waiting patiently: we may wait outside for a little while, so everyone stays calm and patient; a girl with folded arms
Closing page to practise waiting strategies
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Fire Drills Social Story

Embrace this dynamic teaching tool into your learning resource collection - The Fire Drills Social Story. An essential guide tailored to help students, particularly those on the autistic spectrum, navigate through unexpected changes in their routine like fire drills.

Product Highlights

  • A 12-page PDF story
  • A patient and empowering narrative
  • Incorporation of calming techniques during change
  • Bespoke clipart illustrations from renowned artists Kari Bolt, Little Red and Whimsy Clips.

About the Product:

This resource is designed with professionalism and empathy to discuss a sudden change such as an unexplained fire drill that could be overwhelming for some children. It not only elucidates why these drills are important but also helps children manage their feelings during such instances allowing them to adapt better.

To maximize its effectiveness, it's recommended that educators use this story repetitively until its message becomes familiar amongst students - akin to reading favorite stories at bedtime until every character becomes familiar territory. Laminate these pages or incorporate them into a display book for fluent revisits anytime required during lessons.

It’s not just informative but is also visually appealing thanks to special clipart illustrations from Kari Bolt, Little Red and Whimsy Clips.

Ideal Usage:

Whether you're planning your next small group discussion or thinking about relevant homework assignments - Include the Fire Drill Social Story in your syllabus today! This storytelling asset accommodates well into diverse learning environments – buzzing classrooms or tranquil homeschooling settings.

What's Included

Contains a 12 page PDF social story

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