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Hall County Fire Marshals Office

PO Box 907730

Gainesville, GA 30501(770) 531-6838

Fire Chief David Kimbrell

COLOR & ACTIVITYBOOK


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Dear Parents,

The Hall County Fire Marshals Office travels throughout thecounty teaching fire/life safety education to all ages. We believe

that fire/life safety education is the # 1 priority of the fireservices and challenge you to do the same. Think Fire Safety!

Please take time to go through this coloring book with yourchildren, if they complete the book and mail it to the Fire

Marshals Office they will receive a prize!

Please contact us with any questions at (770) 531-6838 orwww.hallcounty.org/fireservices


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Firefighters are friendlyand are always there tohelp us. Sometimes theywear uniforms around he

fire station. But whenthere is a fire they mustput on special clothes to

protect their skin. So donbe scared and never hide

from firefighters.

Color these firefighters wearingboth of their outfits.


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Color this firefighter.


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The Fire Station is also known as a firefighterssecond home. Color the Fire Station and visit

the firefighters that help protect you.


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The Dalmatian dog has been a mascot ofthe Fire Department for a long time. Color

his spots and helmet to make him an

official fire dog.

GPSEA

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GPSEA


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Color and draw a line from the word to theColor and draw a line from the word to thepicture that matches.picture that matches.

Fire Extinguisher

Smoke Alarm

Fire Helmet

Fire Hydrant


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Help this firefighter put outthe fire by coloring in the

water from the hose to thefire.


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Find and circle these tools that help firefighters put

out fires. Each line has one word in it to be found.

* Ladder * Axe

* Air tank * Fire Truck

* Extinguisher * Water

Jr. Firefighter

Word Find


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A-1 B-2 C-3 D-4 E-5 F-6 G-7 H-8 I-9

J-10 K-11 L-12 M-13 N-14 O-15 P-16

Q-17 R-18 S-19 T-20 U-21 V-22 W-23

X-24 Y-25 Z-26

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3 18 1 23 12 12 15 23

___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___21 14 4 5 18 19 13 15 11 5

Decode this secret message!Decode this secret message!


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Color the item that is okfor children to use.


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Georgia

FirefightersClown Society

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Listen to what these clownshave to say about fire

safety


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Bedroom

Bedroom

Kitchen

Living Room

Meeting Place

Have and practice a home escape plan. Draw only

the floors that people sleep on. Walls must be

straight and neat with doors and windows clearly

marked. All rooms must be labeled. Two colors ofarrows will help show the primary exit (the door)

and the secondary exit (the window) in the rooms.

Show the correct placement of all smoke alarms,

which are in all sleeping areas and in the hallways.

Also, be sure to designate a safe meeting place.


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With Mom and Dad, draw your home escape

plan here.


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ChecklistChecklist Place smoke alarms in every sleeping area and on every floor in the

hall of your home.

Test the batteries in your smoke alarm once a week. Keep extra

batteries on hand and change them every six months. When the time

changes and you change your clock, change the batteries in your smok

alarm.

Place a fire extinguisher on every floor of your home and especially

n the kitchen.

Maintain a safe operating fireplace and chimney. Have them both

cleaned and inspected annually.

Remember space heaters need their space. Keep heaters at least thre

feet from all combustibles.

While cooking never leave food or grease unattended in the kitchen

Know how to call 9-1-1 and be able to the them your name, address

and what your emergency is

And the last step isto have and practice a home escape plan with a

designated meeting place. Make sure the whole family knows what to

n case of a fire.


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ChecklistChecklistFor more Fire and Life safety information please visit thefollowing web sites:

http://www.gfbf.org

http://www.sparky.org http://www.usfa.fema.gov

http://www.inscomm.state.ga.us

http://www.gema.state.ga.us

http://www.safekidsgainesvillehall.org

If you would like to make a donation to help us in our cause inspreading the word about injury prevention, you can contactus through this website:

http://www.hallcountyfire.org

PO Box 907730Gainesville, GA 30501

(770) 531-6838Fire Chief David Kimbrell

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