"Hello, my name is Anya," she said clearly to the operator. "There is a fire at my house on Maple Street. Everyone is outside safely."
She opened the door, led Timmy outside to the front yard, and closed the door behind them to slow down the fire. risunok po teme pozhar v dome kartinki 5 klass obzh
Draw a student using the back of their hand to test a closed door for heat before opening it. "Hello, my name is Anya," she said clearly to the operator
Within minutes, the loud sirens of the fire truck could be heard. The firefighters arrived and quickly put out the fire before it could destroy the whole house. Draw a student using the back of their
Just then, the classroom door opened and a firefighter named Captain Sokolov walked in, wearing his full uniform. The class gasped in excitement.
Draw a brave fifth grader calling 112 (or 101) on a phone, with a fire truck rushing in the background.
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