eck once a month2. Change batteries twice a year(Transition: In the event of a fire, having a properly planned escape procedure can be the difference between life and death) III. Time is the biggest enemy A. Every second counts B. In less than 30 seconds a small flame can get completely out of control and turn into a major fire. C. Practice escaping from every room in the house. D. The best escape plans have two ways out. E. Introduce Visual Aid1. Its a good idea to draw a diagram of your house2. I’m using an example of my parents home3. Label all the exits4. Label every room and make sure all exits are accounted for5. Good way to keep whole family involved.(Transition: When a fire occurs don’t waste time saving property) IV. Take the safest exit route A. If smoke is visible remember to crawl low with your mouth covered. B. Never open doors hot to touch1. Check with back of hand, if hot use second route.2. Even if cool, be cautious C. Have a meeting place away from the home and have a safe distance1. That way nobody gets injured looking for someone who is safe D. ONCE OUT STAY OUT!!!!Conclusion I. While what I’ve said is very simple, it could be the difference in keeping your homeand family safe from fire....
