fire prevention

Explains the difference between good fire, which can be used safely for cooking and providing warmth, and bad fire, which can cause burns or destroy property.

An introduction to fires including sections on how they start, how to prevent them and their after-effects.

Simple text presents a short introduction to fire fighters.

Freddy Thresher and the rest of his first-grade class learn about fire safety and what firefighters do while on a field trip to the local firehouse.

Fireboy explains fire safety skills and prevention techniques, along with the role of firefighters, how to exit a building ablaze, what to do if clothing catches fire, and related topics.

Helps children recognize common fire hazards and explains how they can deal with them in the safest way possible.

Describes what kinds of things are in a firehouse and what life is like for firefighters staying there.

The true story of a light bulb in a firehouse located in Livermore, California, that has stayed lit for more than one hundred years.

Simple text and photographs offer advice on fire safety, discussing preparation, drills, and other related topics.

Describes the rules of fire safety for young readers, looking at good and bad fires, identifying some of the things that can start fires, and explaining exactly what to do in the event of a house fire.