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Hazard House - there are 8 hazards in this room. Can you find all of them?
 
 
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Great! You found one. Smoke alarm is out of order. Place working smoke alarms in hallways outside of bedrooms and inside your bedroom to be safe. Great! You found one. Never touch matches or lighters. If you see matches or lighers in a room, tell an adult right away. Great! You found one. A candle is burning and no one is in the room. Never light or play with burning candles. Ask an adult to put candles where they can't easily be knocked over and to blow them out when no one is in the room. Great! You found one. Clothing is over the lamp. Never put anything over a lamp, like clothing or a blanket, not even when playing. These items can catch fire. Great! You found one. If you have security bars in your home, make sure you know how to open them in case you need to escape from a fire. Remember it is important to try to have two ways out of every room. Great! You found one. Wall socket is overloaded. Never play with electrical cords or stick anything into a wall socket. As an adult to do it for you. Great! You found one. Newspapers are too close to the fireplace. Keep the area around your fireplace clear of things that catch fire easily, like newspapers of magazines. Great! You found one. Fireplace doesn't have a screen. Fireplaces need a heavy metal screen to stop rolling logs and catch flying sparks.