fire prevention

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.

Simple text and color photographs introduce young readers to fire prevention and fire safety.

Describes three of the worst man-made fire disasters in history, the destruction that such terrible fires can cause, and measures that can be taken to limit such disasters.

Looks at various situations that show young children how to prevent fires and what to do in the event of a fire, and includes a list of safety rules, an illustrated glossary, and an index.

Explains what an individual should do during a fire, and how to prevent a small fire from becoming a large fire.

Presents safety rules to be followed in case of a fire in the house.

Simple text and illustrations present safety tips related to fire, covering fire prevention and the importance of a house fire escape plan.