Dear Fire Service/Juvenile Justice Professionals,

Thank you for visiting our website. Below we have listed just a few of the resources that we feel you may find particularly interesting. You may want to browse a complete list of resources that we have found to be useful in the development of our programs.

BIC play safe! be safe!®

An award winning fire safety program developed by BIC Corporation with Fireproof Children Company and other fire safety and child development experts. The multi-media kit includes a 20-minute video, the Keep Away!/Alejate card game, activity boards and a teacher’s manual. It is designed especially for children ages three to five, and teaches four important lessons in fire safety: My Friend the Firefighter; Stop! Drop! And Roll!; Crawl Low Under Smoke; and Safe for Play! Keep Away!.  Available in English (with English and Spanish video & activities) and French.

To play play safe! be safe! games online or to learn about play safe! be safe! workshops for educators visit: http://www.playsafebesafe.com/

To play play safe! be safe! games in Spanish, visit http://www.ninossegurosninoscontentos.com.

To play play safe! be safe! games in French, visit http://www.jsuisprudentjsuiscontent.com

To download an order form for a play safe! be safe! kit or contact us for more information.

Juvenile Firesetting: A Community Guide to Prevention and Intervention Fireproof Children/ Prevention First shares more than 25 years of research and hands-on experience by fire investigators and child development experts. A practical book with effective educational interventions, tips on communication skills and step-by-step interviewing guide, chapters especially for mental health professionals, and nuts and bolts techniques for building community coalitions. Bonus materials including sample classroom lesson plans. For fire service, teachers and daycare providers, social workers, mental health professionals, and everyone concerned with children and fire.

Spiral Bound, 140 pages ISBN: 9780962607653 List Price: 79.95 OR Order Form

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Children Playing with Fire (2003), National Fire Protection Association http://www.nfpa.org/catalog/Home/index.asp

This report by John Hall, presents the overall size of the problem and trends relating to children's fireplay including data representing the deaths, injuries and property damage resulting from child started fires.

National Association of State Fire Marshals www.firemarshals.org

Recently NASFM published “Children are No Match for Fire,” www.firemarshals.org/Children's_Book.asp a fire safety/prevention book for children ages 3-6. The book addresses several safety issues, including the dangers of matches, lighters, candles, sparklers, and grills, and the importance of learning and practicing Stop, Drop, and Roll.

SOS FIRES  http://sosfires.com

SOS Fires’ Juvenile Firesetting Intervention Resource Site offers resources for parents and professionals of all disciplines including articles of interest to those working with juvenile firesetting behavior, a parent/teacher resources page, contact information for juvenile firesetting programs across the country and a resource exchange page allowing the reader to ask questions, share experiences and learn from others.