Practice what to do if clothing catches fire, including Stop, Drop, Cover, and Roll, calling for help, and staying calm in an emergency.
Read each problem carefully. Answer in complete sentences when possible. Remember that in a real emergency, get help from a trusted adult and call emergency services right away.
Practice the safe steps for a clothing fire emergency
Health - Grade 4-5
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Write the four main actions you should take if your clothing catches fire.
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Why should you stop instead of running if your clothing catches fire?
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A student notices their sleeve is on fire. They start to run toward the door. What should they do instead?
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Explain why covering your face is part of Stop, Drop, and Roll.
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Put these steps in the correct order: Roll back and forth, Stop moving, Cover your face, Drop to the ground.
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A friend’s clothing catches fire during an outdoor activity. Name two safe ways you can help without putting yourself in danger.
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Why is rolling back and forth on the ground helpful when clothing is on fire?
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After the flames are out, what should the person do next?
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Choose the safer response and explain why: A) Run to find water. B) Stop, drop, cover your face, and roll.
- 10
Draw or describe a safe practice area for learning Stop, Drop, and Roll at school.
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True or false: Stop, Drop, and Roll should only be practiced with real flames so students know what it feels like. Explain your answer.
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Write a short safety reminder poster message that teaches younger students what to do if their clothing catches fire.