Lisa Wilcox was at Teague Park School in Caribou and asked fourth-grade students “What is the most important thing to remember to avoid a fire in your home?”
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“Smoke. Because it can kill you.” Alexis Doroen, 9 |
“Call 9-1-1.” Deus Moreau, 9 |
“Avoid the fire by checking if it’s by your door.” Avis Tirrell, 9 |
“Check your smoke detectors.” William Fuller, 9 |
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“Check smoke detectors. And if you leave your house, turn off your lights in case they get knocked over, they can start a fire.” Chantel Kuklak, 9 |
“Well, check with the back of your hand to make sure there’s no fire at the door. And grab your little brother or sister if you have one.” Constance Thompson, 9 |
“Have smoke detectors in all the rooms. The cool thing is, my brother’s room is right where the roof is and he can get out the window.” Logan Martin, 9 |
