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Sparky's ABCs of fire safety [videorecording (DVD)].

National Fire Protection Association, 2014.

DVD 628.92 S736

Fire prevention -- Juvenile films.

Safety education -- Fire prevention -- Juvenile films.

Safety education -- Juvenile films.

Dwellings -- Fires and fire prevention -- Juvenile films.

Children's accidents -- Prevention -- Juvenile films.

Alternate title:

Sparky the fire dog. ABCs of fire safety [videorecording (DVD)]

ABCs of fire safety [videorecording (DVD)]

[videorecording (DVD)].

1 videodisc (9 min.) : 5.1 Dolby digital sd., col. ; 12 cm.

Extra features: Sparky's fire safety pup quiz (4:21) -- Joke corner (1:39) -- Bloopers (2:29).

English dialogue.

Produced by Animagination, Inc. ; Director, Art Mawhinney ; scriptwiter, Annabelle Current.

"Learn the ABC's of fire safety along with Sparky the Fire Dog! Get out fast when you hear an Alarm because, Big fires start small. Once you're out, Call the Fire Department. Smoke Detectors will warn your family to Escape. On your way out, Feel the doors before you open them. Get out and stay out! Don't ever Hide! Don't ever stay Inside! Join Sparky's fire prevention team, Keep Lighters and Matches out of children's hands. Never play with them. Organize your family, and make a Plan to get out of your home Quickly. If your clothes catch fire, Roll, don't run. Stop, drop and roll. Always know Two ways out and crawl Under smoke. Volunteer to learn these things, we will Win! Check for e-Xit signs in public places. It's up to You, and it's up to me, fire safety is e-Z as ABC! Help young learners navigate the alphabet soup of fire safety with this entertaining and enlightening video. Kids zoom off on an exciting journey with Sparky the Fire Dog puppet where they soar into Letterland, a magical world where anything is possible. Sparky captivates young learners using a fun song that helps them remember what to do when the smoke alarm sounds. Learning about fire safety really is as easy as A, B, C. A is for Alarms that let you know there's a fire in your home. B is for Beep, Beep, Beep the sound a smoke alarm makes. C is for Calm, as in calmly get outside when the smoke alarm sounds. D is for Don't be scared of the loud smoke alarm. E if for Everyone should have working smoke alarms. From K -- "Know the fire department's number is 9-1-1" -- to P is for "Practice your family's home fire escape drill," this fun 'n fantastic show is a surefire hit with young audiences. Founded in 1896, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) is a global, nonprofit organization devoted to eliminating death, injury, property and economic loss due to fire, electrical and related hazards. For additional childrens' fire safety information and activities visit Sparky.org"--From nfpa.org website.

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