Las Animas - Bent County Library District

Describes how to react safely if your clothes are on fire, by stopping, dropping to the ground or floor, and rolling to put out the fire.

What should you do if flames get on your clothes? Stop, drop, and roll! This sing-along picture book will make kids want to practice this life-saving skill over and over again. Young readers will feel like heroes as they sing along to this catchy song about fire safety. This hardcover book comes with online music access.

For fire safety at home, prepare an escape plan and practice it with your family.

If there is a fire in your home, get out. Then call for help.

Sleeping with your bedroom door closed--How to listen for the alarm--Importance of staying calm and yelling for help--Identifying each room's escape routes: doors and windows--Staying low and crawling--Using the back of your hand to feel if the door is hot.

Rusty, Pam , and the crew teach children what is needed to help stop fires from starting: a smoke alarm, a fire sprinkler, and 911. Includes information on where to locate a fire alarm and how to maintain it; how fire sprinklers work and why they're important; and how to correctly use 911.

The fire station is where firefighters park their fire engines, store equipment and train for real fires. It is also a place where very important decisions and actions take place. In this episode, Rusty the Fireman and Pam the paramedic will visit a real fire station where childen will learn key safety messages they need to know about the fire station.

Types of jobs; Chief, Captain, Lieutenant, Driver--Bunker gear: pants, coat and boots--Learn how an air tank and mask works--Watch firefighters train and learn how to use their gear--Don't be afraid of the firefighters--they are there to help you.