Diary about fire drills 5, Diary about fire drills

Today, our school held a fire escape drill, and the scenes of "escape" are still ...... in front of my eyes

Early in the morning, we quickly picked up a wet towel to cover our mouths, bent over, and leaned against the wall to go down quickly, when we arrived at the playground, the teacher counted the number of people, and no one in each class was left behind, and no one did not escape from the fire scene. We managed to escape from the "fire scene", but there were still two people in the classroom in class six (5), and if this was a fire, the situation would be very critical, so the principal asked us to escape from the "fire" again.

We went back to the classroom and waited for the alarm to go off again. After 2-3 minutes, the alarm sounded again; "Woo-" "Woo-" We quickly picked up the wet towel again and ran to the playground again, although this time there was no one in the classroom, but I saw some people jumping and giggling and playing, which was not right. If this is really a fire, and it is bouncing and giggling like this, the consequences will be unimaginable.

Therefore, we must always tighten the string of safety and never relax.

This fire escape drill made me know: everyone must be tight at all times on the string of safety, because some disasters are unpreventable, so we must always remember "safety"!

Every year, every month, or even every day, there are different degrees of fire, while losing our property, it also threatens our personal safety, it is like a huge vampire, devouring everything we have, and in order to prevent this kind of disaster from happening, we should first eliminate fire hazards, but sometimes it is an accident, we need to have the ability to escape and save ourselves.

In response to the publicity of the Education Bureau, the school, today, we held a small home fire drill at home.

I drew a flat map of my home, drew a small "ten" at the door to indicate that there is an escape exit, and drew a red cross on the window and balcony to indicate that when a fire breaks out, you cannot escape from these places out of urgency, and life is the most important thing; In each room, I drew two escape routes to the door, one through the door, but if the door was blocked by fire and smoke, you could escape through the window to the balcony to the main door.

I drew this map and showed it to my parents (family members) so that they could learn about the main escape routes in the house.

Mom and Dad and I decided to meet somewhere downstairs and meet there. In this way, we planned our escape method.

The sound of the alarm clock sounded, and it seemed like the big vampire was coming, and my heartstrings tensed. I first closed the door, picked up the quilt to block the crack in the door, then took the pillow towel, poured water out of the vase on the desk, covered my mouth and nose, opened the window and escaped from the other escape route in the room that had been set up. When I got to the door, I saw my mom and dad, they were the same as me, covering their mouths and noses with towels, dad made a passage for me and mom, I first bent down to the stairs and ran downstairs, to the meeting and place) to wait for mom and dad, and after a while, mom arrived, and then dad.

We met, took away the towel that had been covering our mouths and noses, looked at each other and smiled, and high-fived each other to indicate that the drill was successful.

Through this exercise, I learned how important it is to prepare for a fire escape. Natural disasters are ruthless, life is the most important, and this exercise has consolidated my and my family's awareness of fire prevention, and also exercised my escape skills.

The diary does not. But there is a retreat plan!

There are 2 evacuation options, depending on the situation.

1. The fire starts from outside the house and smokes into the house. Hurry up and put the quilt wet with tap water to block the door and stop the smoke from entering the house. Open the window to call for help, prepare a few wet towels, and cover your mouth and nose. Wait for rescue.

2. The fire ignited from the house, and the fire was too big to extinguish by itself. A wet towel is the first step; The second step is not to panic, turn off the main gate of gas, natural gas, and electrical circuits in the house; Third, go out on your knees and don't let the smoke get your eyes dirty.

Hope it works for you.

You can talk about the interesting things and accidents that happened during the acting, or add a little bit of your own after-acting feelings, otherwise it will be difficult to count the words......