fire prevention

Simple text and color photos show how firefighters do their jobs, covering their equipment, clothing, and duties.

A close call with fire on Sesame Street compels Elmo and Maria to visit a NYC firehouse. There they learn about the protective garb firefighters wear, practice the "get low and go" escape maneuver, and learn more about what to do in case of fire.

Edward and Judy come for a visit to the firehouse and learn how everything works, with some unexpected results.

Shows fire fighters fighting fires in the city, in the country, in the forest, and on the waterfront.

Timon and Pumbaa from Disney's "The Lion King" teach children the basics of fire safety, covering smoke alarms, fire escape plans, preventative measures, stop, drop, and roll, and other important things to know about staying safe.

When Stanley's fire safety poster wins a contest, he gets to visit a firehouse, where he climbs onto a real fire truck, slides down the fire pole, and helps out in a real emergency.

Discusses what it takes to achieve success in the field of security, law enforcement, and public safety, and gives practical advice on how to use vocational school, training programs, and college to obtain such careers as police officer, security guard, fire fighter, and emergency medical technician.

Explains what children should do if there is a fire, what to do if they are in an apartment building that is on fire, how to avoid burns and smoke inhalation, and what to do if they cannot get out safely.

Jessica, who worries about everything from her spelling homework to remembering to fill her dog's water dish, learns that fire safety begins with extinguishing her fears.