Fire heats your soup.
Fire warms your rooms.
Fire lights your life.
But watch out!
Fire can be harmful.
Children can help to prevent fires.
If you find matches,
give them to a grown-up.
Do not try to light them.
Watch fireworks with a grown-up.
Stay way back.
Fire is hot.
Don’t touch fire.
Don’t touch hot things.
Just look.
Practice fire drills at home.
Have a place to meet.
Practice fire drills at school, too.
If you see a fire start, tell a grown-up
quickly.
If you are inside a building that’s on
fire, go out.
If there is smoke, crawl under it.
Stay low and go.
Don’t go back inside.
If your clothes are on fire,
stop where you are.
Drop to the ground.
Roll over and over to smother the flames.
Remember these three words.
Stop. Drop. Roll.
Don’t go back inside.
If your clothes are on fire,
stop where you are.
Drop to the ground.
Roll over and over to smother the flames.
Remember these three words.
Stop. Drop. Roll.
If you want to know more about fire,
ask a grown-up.
Learn how to call the fire department
where you live.
