Firefighter

People Who Help Us

by Amanda Askew

Introduce young children to the different jobs that help people in the community. Easy-to-read text explains difficult concepts through interactive learning.

24 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2009

Reviews

[Savannah Atwood]

I would use this book to explain the importance of firefighters and what they do for the community. I would read this book close to a fire drill or during career week to younger children. I especially like how the book holds harder words that children may not know and defines them in a glossary in the back.

[Ink Set Go]

Cute illustrations. It was a library book we lost and paid fine for. Found it after the due date so going to read it more than twice .

[Anna Johnson]

I use this book to help the children learn about firefighters, we also discuss how the children waited outside of the school until the firefighters said it was safe. We then practice a fire drill and stop, drop and roll.

[Matthew]

Like the Police Officer text, it gives the basics of a primary exploration of a firefighter's duties, though the story is not terribly exciting or interesting even. It does its job though.

[Beth]

Go through a day with Jack and help others.