Kinder-aged children

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CFA provides lesson plans and resources for early childhood educators to teach fire safety to kinder-aged children. Our resources use play-based learning and hands-on activities to make learning fun, engaging, and age-appropriate.

What kinder-aged children can learn

Through our interactive and engaging activities, kinder children can learn:

Who firefighters are and what they do
How to stay safe from hot things
Matches and lighter safety.

See our resources for children and families.

What we offer educators

Ready-to-use lesson plans and support materials
Ideas for teaching children about fire safety in fun and memorable ways.

These new resources are coming soon.

CFA programs for kinder-aged children

Page last updated: Tuesday, 6 October 2026 3:04:25 PM

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