EMERGENCY DIAL 911

FIRE ADMINISTRATION

14011 City Center Drive
Chino Hills, CA 91709

NON-EMERGENCY
(909) 902-5260

Chino Valley Fire District

Kids Safety Corner

FAITHFULNESS. INTEGRITY. RESPECT. EXCELLENCE.

HI KIDS!

I’m Sparky The Fire Dog and this part of the website is just for you!

My friends at Chino Valley Fire want you to read about fire safety so you can stay safe.

There are even some cool coloring sheets and activities you can do with your family.

So let’s have some fun while we learn…

HOME FIRE SAFETY CHECKLIST

Ask your mom, dad, or any adult in your home to help you complete this checklist to make sure your home is safe! Striking out fire in your home requires a little homework. Print out the home fire safety checklist and then take about 20 minutes to inspect your home. As you go from room to room, answer the questions on the sheet you printed out. For each question you answer yes to, give yourself a point. When you’re finished, add up the points to find out your score.

WHEN FIRE STRIKES…
GET OUT & STAY OUT!

When fire strikes, remember to get out and stay out. During a fire, it is important that you crawl low to the ground while using your escape route. It is safer because heat and smoke rise in a fire.

Download and print this cool coloring sheet and post it on your bedroom door or wall to always remind you what to do in a fire!

IT’S STORYTIME!

Listen to the story of Sparky The Fire Dog along with other students.

REMEMBER THE STEPS

When it comes to exiting your home during a fire, there are five easy steps you can take to keep your family safe.

  • Create a home escape plan by drawing a floor plan of your home showing all windows and doors that can be used as emergency exits.
  • Mark two ways out of each room.
  • Mark all smoke alarms with (SA). Smoke alarms should be on every level of your home and in or near every sleeping area.
  • Pick a family meeting place outside your home where everyone can meet after evacuating (like near your mailbox if it is a good distance away from your home).
  • Remember to practice your plan at least twice a year.

Learn to Stop, Drop, and Roll. If your clothes catch fire, do not run. Instead, drop to the ground right away, cover your face with your hands to protect your airway, and roll over and over or back and forth to put out the flames. Cool the burned area with cool water and seek medical attention for serious burns.

FIRE SAFETY TIPS

When it comes to keeping your home fire safe, there is a lot you can do. When you complete your Fire Safety Tips and Crossword Puzzle print it out and hang it up in a place where everyone can see it so that others can learn about fire safety just like you.