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These easy to apply, nontoxic tattoos are very popular with students. They allow children to show off Smokey’s wildfire prevention message to their friends. A thirty-second application time allows for teachable moments on Smokey’s fire prevention message.
This book tells the true story of the living Smokey Bear. Smokey shares his story with young children to help them understand how important it is to be careful with fire. This book compliments the teacher’s version (SKU 99288) and is designed for children to take home, read on their own, and share the five rules of fire prevention with their friends and family. Like the teacher’s version, all text is featured in both English and Spanish.
A comic book about the real-life origin of Smokey Bear. Originally published in 1960, this classic story has endeared generations of children to Smokey and his fire prevention message.
Size - 20" x 30".
Each set includes 15 different posters. Reserve a special place on the wall for these colorful posters that educate children and adults about the great variety of life found in our national forests. These posters are available in two sizes and serve as a bright reminder of Smokey’s friends and partners in fire prevention.
Each set includes the following: Trees, birds, mammals, invertebrates, nests, tracks, butterflies, wildflowers, insects, fish, snakes, mushrooms, herbs, leaf types, and a special “Don’t Light Up the Night” poster featuring nocturnal species.