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Do you have smoke detectors on every level of your home?Test them monthly and change the batteries at least once a year.

Do you know two or more ways out of the house?

Never use elevators if there is a fire (stairs are much safer).

Have you picked a place to meet the rest of your family once you are all out of the house?

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Firefighters rush to the rescue when there is a fire. Did you know that they also work hard to spread the word about fire prevention and safety?

Fire Safety! Spread the Word! In the days of horse-drawn fire carts, Dalmatiansdid the job of running in front of the horses to clear the path and to guide them to the fire! Today Dalmatians are mascots of firehouses. Sometimes we help to locate people in fires. We also make good guard dogs, watching over the firehouse and the equipment.

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11. firefighters’ suits are fire __________ and do not easily burn12. a fire __________ is where firefighters hook up hoses to get water 13. a fire __________ is where firefighters keep their trucks, and even sleep!14. a fire __________ is a practice to make sure everyone knows what to do in case of an emergency15. a fire __________ helps firefighters break down doors16. the fire __________ is made up of all the people, equipment and tools that keep us safe from fires17. a fire __________ is gear that protects the head; it often has a long “tail” on its back18. a fire __________ is an emergency set of stairs19. a fire__________ is a person who keeps people and buildings safe from fire20. a fire __________ gets our firefighters where they need to be

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1. turn right and left to find your way through the hay bale __________2. paint a __________ on a pumpkin3. ride in a straw-filled __________ pulled by a tractor or horses4. load a pumpkin into a large pumpkin __________ and let it fly5. knock down __________ pins by rolling pumpkins6. wander the pumpkin _______ and pick your favorite

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A Pumpkin by any other name is still a wonderful treat! Find and circle all of these kinds of pumpkins:

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This puzzle has 2 parts. Can you1. match each crop we harvest to what we make with it?2. fit all the matched words into the puzzle frames?

It’s harvest time again. Farmers have grown their crops and now are gathering and shipping them to markets or storing them for future use.

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For many years people have talkedabout – and argued about – the impactof explorer Christopher Columbus' landing in the Americas. Many people view his journeys as opening up an exciting “New World.” But, others point out that the lands Columbus found hadmany people already – with their own

ways of life – and see his coming to these lands as destructive. In the end, we all can agree that Columbus' voyages to the Americas beginning in 1492 set in motion a period of massive change that continues today – over 500 years later!

... in the oceans and in outer space.

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Cool Stuff About Explorers and Exploring I like to explore the seashore! I crawl and scurry through the rocks to see what I canfind. Can you read my clues and fill in thepuzzle with cool stuff about explorers?

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Can you believe that this is my first hayride?

Well, you are usually the one in charge!

Early Fall Happening

s In early fall you can see the beginning of the changes this season brings. Can you find and circle all of the “early fall” words in our list?

Football games and other fall sports are underway!

Families start to decorate their homes.

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Elections – A Party of Parties! Have you and your family been talking about the elections this year?Have you asked your parents if they belong to a political party? Political parties are made up of different groups of people who organize to point out the way theythink the government should work.

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Reading Club Fun! · 6. were first _____ in North and Central America 7. (largest number) grown and canned are from the state of _____ ... spooky Jack O’Lantern faces in them and

Reading Club Fun! · 6. were first _ in North and Central America 7. (largest number) grown and canned are from the state of _ ... spooky Jack O’Lantern faces in them and