Safety Drills With Spot

A book that will help your Pre-K students become familiar with school fire and tornado drills, in a fun way that will keep them interested! "Spot" the dog will walk students through the procedures of fire drills and tornado drills at school.

Author: Miranda Shovestull

Illustrator: Kiersten Hilliard

Teacher: Rhonda Butler

School: Theodore Roosevelt High school

Six District Educational Compact

Contact: rbutler@kentschools.net

Address: 1400 N Mantua, Kent, Ohio 44240

Hi! I'm Spot.

I am going to teach you what to do during a fire drill and tornado drill.

Ask your teacher where to find these posters in your classroom.

A drill is a practice and there is no need to be scared during a fire or tornado drill.

It is okay! It's just a drill.

A fire drill is really important for your safety because it will teach you what to do when there is a fire in your school.

You will hear an alarm sound go off in your school.

Your teacher will lead you to where you need to go outside.

Make sure you line up in correct order. Your teacher will tell you this order.

During this time, you will need to be very quiet and stay in line. You should keep your hands to yourself.