- IN CASE OF FIRE...
- Stay low and leave your home immediately.
- Yell FIRE so anyone else in your home can hear you.
- Don't stop to take anything with you.
- Never go back into a burning building.
- Call 9-1-1 from a neighbor's house.
- Never attempt to put out a fire yourself, no matter how small it is.
- STOP, DROP & ROLL!
- If your clothes catch on fire you should STOP immediately, DROP to the ground and ROLL back and forth.
- If your friend's clothes catch on fire you should tell them to STOP, DROP & ROLL.
- Once they are down and rolling you can use a towel or blanket to help put out the flames.
- Get adult help or call 9-1-1!
Edith is Exit Drill In The Home is a very important part of fire safety. You should plan an exit drill in your home in case your house ever catches on fire. The plan should include at least 2 exits for each room. You should plan on where to meet once you get out of your home, some people use their mailbox as a meeting place or a neighbor's house. Make sure everyone knows their roll in getting everyone out safely, especially those who may need help because of age or a disability. Once you are out of the house, call 9-1-1. YOU SHOULD PRACTICE THIS PLAN FREQUENTLY so you'll be prepared in case of a fire.
