Flash Teaches Fire Safety! Coloring Book

Fire departments hand these out during station tours, school visits, and Fire Prevention Week so children take home the safety lessons. The coloring activity reinforces messages like stop-drop-and-roll and knowing two ways out. Firefighters often give them alongside a station visit so the book anchors the memory.

The book follows Flash through 20 pages of lessons and activities that teach children how to keep themselves and their families safe from fire. Turning safety steps into play helps young kids absorb an important topic they might otherwise find scary. It suits preschool through early-elementary ages.

Yes, it is a common Fire Prevention Week handout because it packages the annual safety message in a format kids keep. Departments order in bulk ahead of October so they have enough for every classroom visit. Add your department name to the cover so families know who provided it.

Yes, the front cover offers a 5 inch by 1 and a half inch imprint area for a one-color, one-location logo, and a free second color is available subject to factory review. Keep the logo simple so it reads inside that band. Send a vector file for the cleanest print.

The minimum is 300 books, and the per-unit price drops as the quantity rises, so ordering for the full year at once lowers the cost. Departments serving many schools often pool a single large order. Request a quote for quantities beyond the listed tiers.

The simple line art and short lessons target preschool and early-elementary children who color with crayons or markers. Older students may find it basic, so pair it with a discussion or demo for that group. The friendly character keeps a serious subject approachable for the youngest kids.

Yes, the book fits inside family emergency kits and safety-fair goody bags as the child-friendly piece. It gives kids something to do while parents review the adult materials. Bundle it with a smoke-detector reminder or escape-plan sheet for a fuller takeaway.