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Click on Smokey for
photos
from
recent
Community Events
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San Jose Fire Department Shark Engine at
the YSI Wildlife Festival in Alum Rock Park
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Smokey Bear at YSI Wildlife
Festival in Alum Rock Park
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Just For Kids!
Welcome to our
page of Wildfire Prevention links
and materials for children. We hope you enjoy it!
Only YOU Can Prevent
Wildfires
Smokey Kids
Smokey's special kids
section with
lots of games, stories and fun!
(PDF File)
More about Smokey on the
U.S. Forest Service Web Site
See what happened when Smokey Bear visited
San Martin/Gwinn
Elementary School on May 9, 2008
A HowStuffWorks article
on wildfires for older kids
Learn about fireworks and what
fireworks are legal in Santa Clara County
More about Smokey - and
a few popular culture notes
More Smokey links
This is a search for Ad Council Smokey Bear
videos on YouTube
(Mostly public service announcements but be careful
because others may come up in the search)
Create your own FireSafe
Fortune Teller
on the FireSafe Marin Web Site
The USDI Bureau of Land
Management Lands are "America's big
backyard." Explore it from your computer. Background on birds,
details on dinosaurs, and resources on rivers and railroads.
Learn about trees, tree care
and tree planting from a community
of tiny tree friends - from the U.S. Forest Service and partners
Explore and learn about fish, wildlife,
plants, and their
habitats on the US Fish and Wildlife Service Web Site and
how you can help conserve, protect, and enhance them
Part of Ready America sponsored by the
Department
of Homeland Security - more than wildfire prevention
The Natural Inquirer - from the U.S.
Department
of Agriculture and the U.S. Forest Service
For Teachers and
Parents
Smokey in the
Classroom Program Outline (PDF file)
Smokey in the
Classroom Teacher's Guide (PDF file)
Smokey Bear Activity Book for Kids (Large PDF file)
Smokey Bear at San Martin/Gwinn Elementary School for Wildfire Awareness
Week
US Forest
Service Fire Ecology Curriculum
<< New
Discovery Education Forest Fires Lesson Plans << New
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Updated
8/26/08
Funding provided
by National Fire Plan grants from the USDI Bureau of Land Management,
the USDA Forest Service and the US Fish and Wildlife Service through
the California Fire Safe Council. Our Community Outreach, Education and
Youth programs and other council activities are also funded by grants and donations from local
agencies, companies, foundations, organizations and individual donors.
Please see our
Thank You! and
About Us pages for a list of donors and contributors.
The views and
conclusions on this Web site are those of the authors and should not be
interpreted as representing the opinions or policies of the California
Fire Safe Council, the Santa Clara County FireSafe Council or the U.S.
Government. Mention of trade names or commercial products does not
constitute an endorsement by the California Fire Safe Council, the Santa
Clara County FireSafe Council or the U.S. Government.
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