Inside the Station
Firefighters help keep people safe. They are ready to spring
spring
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to jump
(verb)
My dog springs off the couch whenever I throw a toy.
into action at any time. They often stay at the firehouse overnight. Let’s visit a fire station.
Suited Up
Firefighters wear clothes and boots that keep them safe. The gear is always ready to go.
Let’s Slide
Firefighters need to act fast. They use a fire pole to quickly get from one floor to another. Whoosh!
In the Kitchen
Firefighters eat hearty
hearty
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big, strong; satisfying
(adjective)
The soup was tasty and hearty.
meals. They cook them in the firehouse kitchen.
Big Trucks
Fire trucks carry firefighters to the scene
scene
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a place where something happens or happened
(noun)
Police arrived at the scene of the accident.
. The trucks carry equipment such as ladders, pumps, and hoses. The sirens on firetrucks are loud. They signal
signal
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to show or transmit information about what is happening
(verb)
The driver signaled before he made a turn.
that help is on the way.
Did You Know?
Water puts out many fires. Firefighters use a long hose that shoots water. They tap into the water supply using a fire hydrant.
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