12/24/2025
As homeschoolers, we need to remember some if the core lessons! Its not just about math and writing, dont forget to teach fire safety, tornado safety, emergency response (like calling 911 or seeking a neighbor for help if something happens to mom or dad or babysitter) and how to stay calm and not panic, and age appropriate first aid.
Honestly a good deal of this is covered in scouting, if you don't join a scout troop you can still buy the book and go over those lessons with your child yourself you can even join as a lone scout and not be part of an official pack if there isnt one near you.
Girl used school fire safety training to escape burning home safely 🚒🏠
In Kenner, Louisiana, a quiet day turned frightening when a stove fire broke out inside a home. Five year old Cloe Woods did not panic. She remembered what she learned at school and acted fast. With smoke spreading, she guided her blind grandmother out of the house calmly. Her small size hid a huge amount of courage.
After helping her grandmother reach safety, Cloe made sure their dog was okay. Then she ran to nearby neighbors and asked them to call for help. She knew not to go back inside and stayed focused even while scared. Her quick thinking stopped a dangerous situation from becoming a tragedy.
The Kenner Fire Department praised Cloe for her bravery and awareness. Firefighters said her actions showed how important early safety lessons truly are. In a world full of noise, one simple school lesson saved lives...how many heroes are learning quietly in classrooms right now?
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Kenner Fire Department, Five year old praised for fire rescue
WWL TV, Child saves blind grandmother during house fire
CBS News, Louisiana girl uses school lesson to escape fire