I could see this book being read aloud, pointing out the firefighter's gear and actions. Discuss the importance of firefighters and their role in keeping communities safe. Encourage questions and engage in a conversation about fire safety. Let children draw or color pictures of firefighters, their equipment, or a fire truck. Role-play firefighting scenarios, using toy fire trucks and pretend gear.
pickNonfiction- “I'm Going to Be a Fire Fighter“ by Edith Kunhardt follows a young girl's aspiration to become a firefighter like her father. The book introduces readers to the exciting world of firefighting, exploring the tools, equipment, and bravery required for the job. This is a perfect book for young children who are curious about fire trucks, sirens, and the courageous individuals who fight fires.
I could see this book being read aloud, pointing out the firefighter's gear and actions. Discuss the importance of firefighters and their role in keeping communities safe. Encourage questions and engage in a conversation about fire safety. Let children draw or color pictures of firefighters, their equipment, or a fire truck. Role-play firefighting scenarios, using toy fire trucks and pretend gear.
pickNonfiction- “I'm Going to Be a Fire Fighter“ by Edith Kunhardt follows a young girl's aspiration to become a firefighter like her father. The book introduces readers to the exciting world of firefighting, exploring the tools, equipment, and bravery required for the job. This is a perfect book for young children who are curious about fire trucks, sirens, and the courageous individuals who fight fires.
I would use this book to talk about community service and the importance that it holds. I think it would be fun to take a trip to the fire station or have firefighters come to visit as an interactive experience!
pickI'm Going to Be a Firefighter by Edith Kunhardt (1995) is a children's nonfiction book that introduces young readers to the exciting world of firefighting. Through simple, engaging text and colorful illustrations, the book follows a child imagining what it would be like to be a firefighter, from wearing the uniform to helping save people and animals.
“When she jumped on the big bed it was too hard. The medium-size bed was too soft for bouncing, and the little bed was... 'Perfect!' Goldilocks sighed happily.“
I highly recommend this book for young children and for teachers to add to their classroom libraries. Classic stories are great to introduce to children of all ages and this should definitely be on your read aloud list.
