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History of Smokey Bear
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Smokey "the" Bear song
The New Smokey Bear
Song - MP3 2.36 MB
Become A Junior
Forest Ranger -
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UPDATED ***
Smokey Bear's
Official Website -
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Smokey Bear
Historic Park "The Birthplace of Smokey Bear"
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Smokey Bear Coloring
and Activity
Pages
Be Careful With
Fire - Adobe PDF 22.1 KB
Desktop Fire Danger Sign -
Adobe PDF 116 KB
(Best printed on card stock for rigidity.)
Don't Get Burned
- Adobe PDF
30 KB
Don't Walk Away - Adobe PDF 35.4
KB
Dot-To-Dot - Adobe PDF 9.63 KB
Find The Fire Hazards - Adobe PDF
22.3 KB
Five
Rules -
Adobe
PDF 18.4 KB
Forest Maze - Adobe PDF 15.9 KB
Forest Wordsearch
- Adobe PDF 23.5 kb
Keep It Clean - Adobe PDF 26 KB
Leave It How
You Found It - Adobe PDF 33.5 KB
No
Vacancy - Adobe PDF 27.2 KB
Throw Out Wildfire
- Adobe PDF 19.7 KB
For Halloween:
This project has
managed to find it's way around the email grapevine
and now has a home here in The Bear Den. I
have taken the time to clean-up the document, making
the black, true black and the white, true white.
The original source of the document appears to be
the
Virginia Department of Forestry. Keep this
in mind and give special thanks to them as you enjoy
your Smokey Bear Pumpkin.
Smokey Bear
Pumpkin Stencil -
Adobe PDF 812 KB
All Smokey
Bear materials and images are presented here under
supervision of and with the expressed permission of
the United States Department of Agriculture Forest
Service in accordance with the guidelines of the
Cooperative Forest Fire Prevention Program (CFFP).
All materials and images are presented for the
exclusive purpose of promoting awareness of wildfire
prevention and protection or related themes, and are
the sole property of the USDA Forest Service.
Any other use and/or unauthorized reproduction of
these images and materials constitutes a violation
of Federal Law.
Parents may print copies of activities
and coloring sheets for their children to color and
enjoy.
Parents are encouraged to do these activities with
their children that the children may learn as much
as possible from them.
Audio files are for your listening enjoyment and may
not be reproduced in any format except for personal
use or to promote wildfire prevention, etc.
All products and materials must be kept
as they are and may not be changed or sold in any
way.
The bottom line:
Use of the name and/or image
of Smokey Bear for any purpose other than to promote
wildfire prevention, protection, and awareness
or related themes such as Fire Wise, Forest
Stewardship, etc. constitutes a violation of the
CFFP code as administered by the USDA Forest Service
and will be prosecuted under the same, and may result
in fines, imprisonment, or both. |
