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© 2007 National Fire Safety Council, Inc., Michigan Center, MI 49254-0378, All Rights Reserved
#346F Know What's HOT!, 2-sided activity/colorsheet - P, K, 1-2
Firepup® emphasizes the most important rules about burns. Invites children to color and recite the burn prevention "promise." Can be signed by an adult and child, then dated upon completion.
#344F Burns & Scalds: An Injury You Can Prevent, full-color brochure - A, HS
Folder covers vital information concerning one of the most terrifying kinds of accidents -- burns, along with simple safety rules that could help prevent them. Topics: Burn Prevention Information For Around the House; Outdoors; In The Kitchen; In the Bathroom; Using a Microwave; and Simple First Aid for Burns.
#345F Burns Hurt Stay Alert!™ Burn Safety for Kids - full-color 16-pg. midi book - E
Firepup® and his friends Burney the Parrot™, Bernadette, and Ben explain important information about burns and burn prevention. Topics are presented along with a variety of activities such as songs and games. Topics include: Introduction; What is a burn?; Your Skin; Skin 1-2-3; Kitchen Burns; Hot Foods; Bathroom Burns; Hot & Cold Water; Inside Burns; Outside Burns; First Aid for Minor Burns; Stop, Drop, & Roll If Your Clothes Catch On Fire; Help Stop Burns; and a Thank You Note.
#347F Burns Hurt, Stay Alert™, bookmark - LE, E
Firepup® and his friend, Burney the Parrot™ promote common sense steps for kids to follow in case of a burn emergency.
#348F Set the Water Heater to 120?, sticker - A
Eye-catching sticker can be put on a home water heater to alert adults to check their water heater temperature periodically to help prevent burns.
#756F Set Water Heaters At 120?, full-color poster - A, B, D
Text: Set Water Heaters At 120?; They may be pre-set higher. Hot water may cause a 3rd Degree Burn . . . Scalds are the #1 cause of burn accidents to children up to age 5.
