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This Week's Best Safety Clown Headlines from around the worldWiggles the Clown teaches children safety - Before she took them for a ride in an imaginary car made of four chairs and a zebra-print-covered steering wheel, Wiggles the Clown reminded a group of kindergarten students to buckle up and use a child booster seat. Clowning around seriously - ll his clown friends manage to escape their burning house, while he cowers in fear. Luckily, firefighters manage to rescue him and reunite him with his pals as hundreds of kids laugh with delight. Firefighter earns clowning award - As “Tex the Clown,” Darren Perry has been keeping a handful of confused fire clowns in line on stage for about 14 years.
“All I do as Tex is keep the program moving,” Perry said. “I tell the other clowns what they did wrong and how to do it correctly.”
Comical clowns keep kids clapping - The Lewisville Life and Fire Safety (LAFS) Clowns continue to prove that kids can laugh and learn at the same time.
During the past two weeks, the clowns have gone to all 12 elementary schools in Lewisville, creating laughter and teaching children about fire safety in the home. Their final school performance of the year was Monday afternoon at Valley Ridge Elementary School.
Clowns teach serious lessons - There is no clowning around for David Owens Jr. and Chris Barnes when it comes to teaching children about dangerous situations.
Clowning around is serious business for firefighters - It’s midnight and the clowns are sleeping.
Suddenly the smoke alarm goes off and, after a moment of sheer bump-into-each-other panic, the clowns know to crawl below the smoke, check an inside door and escape through a window.
Clowns make learning fire safety fun - Sunshine the clown said, “I’m calling Max, what’s the phone number?”
“9-1-1” shouted hundreds of Fort Gibson Early Learning Center students.
“No! Don’t call it,” a small boy shouted.
Firefighters use humor, makeup to inform students on fire safety - Funny pants, red noses, makeup and large shoes were all a part of a show on fire prevention presented by the Waxahachie Fire Department to students at Shackelford Elementary School on Monday morning.
Clowns headed to Emmitsburg - Siren, Flamo, and Aerial are just three of 12 personas that will be at the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation Memorial Weekend that starts Friday. Firefighters use talking hydrant, clowns and puppets to teach youngsters about safety - Pupils at Trent Park Elementary School squealed with glee and chattered excitedly Tuesday morning as they learned about fire prevention.
Members of the New Bern Fire and Rescue Department took fire trucks, a miniature fire safety house, clowns and puppets to teach the children about preventing fires and being safe if a fire happens.
Serious clownin - Clowns abounded at the Denton Civic Center on Tuesday and Wednesday as about 100 firefighters gathered to hone their acts as fire safety clowns.
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