Fire Station Book for Kids with Coloring Pages

The book follows a visit to Firehouse 15. Pages show the room where firefighters relax between calls, the gear station where turnouts hang and a firefighter helping a boy hold a hose. It presents firefighters as friendly helpers a child can meet.

Departments hand it out during open houses, station tours, Fire Prevention Week, and school visits, often as kids meet the trucks and crew. It gives firefighters a friendly item to leave with each child and family. The book keeps the visit alive by reinforcing the experience at home.

This book focuses on meeting firefighters and touring the station, while the Fire Escape book centers on home escape planning and smoke alarms. Departments often use the station book for tours and the escape book for prevention drills. Some order both so they can match the handout to the event.

Yes. The cover has a 5" x 1-1/2" area for a one-color imprint in one location, which fits a department name and a simple badge. The crayons ship unimprinted, so the branding stays on the book. You approve a proof before printing.

Yes. Handing each child a branded book after a tour extends the visit and gives parents a keepsake tied to your department. It fits open houses, birthday tours, and Fire Prevention Week events where families come through the station. The activity also keeps kids occupied while crews talk with the adults.

Estimate the children you expect across tours, school visits, and open houses, then order once to reach a better per-piece price, since cost falls at volume. The 300-unit minimum covers a single event. Combine your annual events into one order for a better break.

Yes. Four non-toxic crayons sized for small hands come sealed in the poly bag with each book, ready to color with nothing to assemble. That lets a child start coloring during a station visit right away. Crews hand out one complete kit instead of pairing loose pieces.