Blaze the Fox’s Fire Prevention Lessons are tailored to each age group while aligning with curriculum, and your goal of being a leader in wildfire education.

 

Ages 4–7 (Primary / Early Learners)

Goal: Simple, memorable safety habits through play and storytelling. Assets:

• Animated Shorts (2–3 min): Blaze teaches “Don’t play with matches” and “Campfire rules.”

• Coloring Pages & Activity Sheets: Blaze and forest friends practicing safety.

• Sing-Along Songs: Catchy rhymes like “Cool Campfire Rules” or “Stop, Drop, and Roll.”

• Storybook PDFs: Short illustrated tales (e.g., Blaze Saves the Forest).

• Puppet Show Scripts: Teachers/parents can act out Blaze’s adventures.

 

Ages 8–11 (Elementary / Middle Learners)

Goal: Build awareness of wildfire causes and prevention through interactive learning. Assets:

• Interactive Quizzes: “Can you outsmart the flames?” with badges earned.

• Comic Strips: Blaze vs. the Careless Camper — fun narrative with lessons.

• DIY Crafts: Make Blaze masks or fire safety posters.

• Short Explainer Videos (5 min): How wildfires spread, how animals react.

• Board Game / Printable: “FireSmart Forest Adventure” — roll dice, avoid hazards.

• Seasonal Challenges: Blaze’s Summer Safety Checklist for families.

 

Ages 12–15 (Middle School / Early Teens)

Goal: Deeper understanding of fire ecology, responsibility, and community action. Assets:

• Lesson Videos (8–10 min): Good fire vs. bad fire, Indigenous fire stewardship.

• Infographics: FireSmart home prep steps, wildfire facts.

• Music Video / Rap: Blaze explains fire ecology in a modern style.

• Digital Quizzes: Scenario-based (“What would you do if…?”).

• Social Media Challenges: TikTok-style “FireSmart Hacks with Blaze.”

• Classroom Debate Kits: Blaze introduces “Should we use prescribed burns?”

 

Ages 16–18 (High School)

Goal: Leadership, advocacy, and applied knowledge. Assets:

• Documentary-Style Videos (10–15 min): Featuring Blaze + real firefighters/Indigenous leaders.

• Podcast Episodes: Blaze interviews experts on wildfire prevention.

• Campaign Toolkit: Students create their own Blaze posters/social posts.

• Interactive Simulations: “Design a FireSmart Community” activity.

• Music Collaboration: Blaze + local youth bands on wildfire awareness tracks.

• Capstone Project Guides: Blaze challenges students to run a fire safety campaign.

 

Cross-Age / Family Assets

• Blaze’s Fire Academy Website: Central hub with progress tracking.

• Seasonal Campaigns: Blaze’s Summer Tour, Fall FireSmart Challenge, Winter Storytime.

• Merch & Mascot Presence: Stickers, plushies, posters for classrooms.

• Community Event Kits: Blaze banners, trivia cards, and activity stations.