Fire control

Fire control is like playing a game of dodgeball, but instead of dodging balls, we dodge fire. Imagine you are playing with your friends, and you are trying to avoid getting hit by a ball. You may move left or right, crouch, or jump. In fire control, we do something similar, but instead of moving our bodies, we use special tools and techniques to fight the fire.

The tools we use are called fire extinguishers, hoses, and water pumps. These tools help us to control or put out the fire. For example, if there is a small fire on a stove at home, we can use a fire extinguisher to spray a substance that will put out the fire, just like how you can use a water gun to squirt your friends with water.

When there is a big fire, like in a building, we need more tools and people to help control the fire. That's where firefighters come in. They have special training and equipment to help stop the fire from spreading. They may use a big hose connected to a fire truck to spray water at the fire. They may also use tools like axes to break down doors or walls to get inside the building.

To be good at fire control, we have to be very careful and quick. Fire can be dangerous, and we want to make sure we stay safe while trying to control it. That's why it's important to always have a plan and to know what to do in case of a fire. Remember, if you see a fire, don't panic, go find an adult, and call 911.