Four characters. Eight pages. One very important message and a fire safety coloring and activity book that’s fun enough to make it stick with even the wiggliest of kindergartners.

Meet the crew: Crawl Low Carlos, Meeting Place Mary, Escape Plan Stan, and Two Ways Out Scout. Together, they guide young learners through age-appropriate puzzles, coloring activities, and games that teach the basics of fire safety in a way that feels more like recess than a lesson. Escaping danger, identifying hot objects, understanding smoke alarms, and preventing burns.

Every page is designed for small hands and growing brains. The activities move at a pace that keeps young kids engaged without overwhelming them, and each one reinforces a specific fire safety concept. By the time they reach the back cover, they’ll find a “Fire Safe Friends” certificate they can fill out and proudly display—because nothing motivates a six-year-old quite like official recognition for being awesome.

This book pairs perfectly with the “When Fire Strikes: Get Out! Stay Out!” DVD for a complete presentation, but it also stands strong on its own as a classroom handout, station visit giveaway, or take-home resource that keeps the conversation going at the dinner table.

Fire safety education shouldn’t wait until kids are old enough to read a pamphlet. A fire safety coloring book this engaging makes sure the message starts early—right where it matters most.