1. “I’ve got about five to ten minutes to gather up the kids and a few valuables and get out after the smoke alarm goes out.”
2. In a licensed foster home, where are smoke alarms required to be located? 3. If you are using a safety ladder with children, during the fire drill you should practice going out of the second story of the home during the drill.
4. As you put your fire escape plan together, how many exits should you plan for out of every room?
5. According to foster care regulations, how often should you practice fire drills?
6. If you are caught in a fire, you can count on the flames to help light your way toward the exit if the electrical lights blow out.
In Lesson One, this section, you learn about the true nature of fire, the statistics about fire risk in Alaska, and how prevention and practice are your best defense to keep your family safe. In Lesson Two, you'll learn more about effective fire drills and how to use a fire extinguisher.