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09/19/2012

The September 2012 issue of "Safety Source", NFPA’s monthly public education e-newsletter, is now available. This issue includes information on NFPA's partnership with Scholastic for Fire Prevention Week, including a new classroom exercise that teaches students the importance of having a home fire escape plan that includes two ways out of every room. This activity is available for free on our Fire Prevention Week web site.

The issue also includes a new safety tip sheet - this time, on car fire safety. We also include instructions on how to create fun stories with the roll of the dice.

Sign up today to receive our free monthly e-newsletter. "Safety Source" will give you the latest information on happenings in the public education division, Ready for Risk Watch® news, Remembering When™ activities, fire statistics, trends, educational tips, life saves, and more.

Posted by Mike Hazell on 09/19/2012 at 08:05 AM in Children and families, Newsletters | Permalink

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