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As a former classroom teacher, finding great books or stories that promote fire safety were few and far between. Our new FPW short story, “Perfect Penelope” is great for shared reading and sparks discussion about fire safety and FPW.
“Perfect Penelope” can be found on our FPW Kid’s Page. Penelope was perfect, or so she tried to be. What makes her perfect, you might wonder? Find out what happens to Penelope when Firefighter Chris comes and visits her second grade class.
Posted by April Briggs on 08/02/2012 at 09:43 AM in Children and families, Educators, Fire Prevention Week, Safety, Sparky the Fire Dog | Permalink
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