When should you lock the door to your house?

You should ALWAYS lock your door. An unlocked door serves no purpose. 

What would you do if someone took you away from your Parents and said they died or didn’t want you?

At the first chance you have, tell a Teacher or Policeman. Give them your last address and phone number.

What should you do if you see someone on fire?

You should stop them. Quickly get them to the ground and use your shirt or jacket to smother the flames. Keep rolling them along ground until the fire is out. 

Should you use your arms to keep your distance from a stranger?

No, a stranger could grab your arm. Your best defense is fast feet and big mouth. (Power Yell)

What happens if you catch on fine?

STOP-DROP-ROLL.

If you’re home alone and all the lights go out, what should you do?

You should stay calm. Check the neighborhood. If everyone’s lights are off, it’s a power outage and it will go back on soon. If everyone’s lights are on except yours, It’s a good idea to call your Contact Person, neighbor or Safety House.

Should you put your name and address on your key or key chain so it can be returned if lost?

NO! A name and address is an open invitation to a burglar. A lost key can always be replaced. Be sure to tell parents if you lose your key.

When you hear someone calling “FIRE-FIRE-FIRE,” what should you do?

First, feel your door. If it is not hot, you can open it. Exit the house as quickly as possible. If you are above the first floor, do not jump! Call for help. Yell “FIRE-FIRE-FIRE.” Stay in the open window until help arrives.

What are your Parent’s telephone numbers at work? Either remember them or be able to find the numbers.

(___)-____-______

(___)-____-______

If you come home and something doesn’t look right about your house, such as an open door, a broken window, etc., what do you do?

DO NO GO IN. Go to a neighbor’s or Safety House and call home. If no one answers, let adults decide what to do.