Ever heard of Smokey the bear

In 1950, there was a little bear that was rescued out of a wildfire in New Mexico Captain Mountain. This little cub was named "Smokey", he was eventually sent to the zoo In Washington DC.

Your fire safety checklist:

Practice at home- You should fire drills at home, you should have a basic fire drill that you have learnt from school.

Pick a meeting place- Choose a safe spot to meet up when there is a fire, you and your family members could get separated and you don't know where to meet up.

Get out right away- Don't collect any valuable things that you like, just evacuated as quickly as you can.

Real life Superheros

When wildfire threaten wilderness, these helpful people known as the "Smoke jumpers", parachute from the plane to help. They are also fire fighters too. They sacrificed their life to stop the fire from spreading, by clearing away brush and dried. These Americans smoke jumpers always carry an emergency resistant shelter, this helped over 300 people lives in 1977 when there was a big wildfire. This is one of the dangerous and risky jobs that is ever known.

Learning from fire!

The Great Chicago Fire, 1871

The Chicago Fire made people astonish, fire expert are still warning people for over a decade that the city build out of wood is possibly might burn down. Years after years the law required a fire resistant materials such as brick and stone.

The Iroquois Theater Fire, 1903

Twenty-five years after the Great Chicago fire, the Iroquois Theatre was burnt. It was a deadliest blaze, over 600 people died. This tragedy made other people want to make the fire rules more strict.

The coconut grove fire, 1942

A really dangerous fire has killed 492 people, these people died at a really packed Boston night club. Many of injured people were luckily enough to survived that horrifying fire blaze by using a new treatment.

Volcano stories.

Yellowstone National Park

Despite this park being the beautiful park in the world, it's a quite dangerous park. This park is held one of the biggest vocalic eruption in the world, the volcano is known as "Super Volcano", this volcanic eruption happen  2 million years ago. This volcano in Yellowstone national park is still active today. Scientist are monitoring this volcano.

Lava Explorers

These Lava Explorers sacrifice their life just to go into a deadly active volcano to view, if their is anything that will trigger the volcano to erupt. If they witness anything wrong they will report people that lives in the state to be prepared to evacuate out of their homes before the volcano erupts.

If you lived in 1815!

If you lived in 1815 as a kid you would've work hard, be a slave and also would've been teaching in one school room. American kids in 1815 were most likely do jobs, such as, milk cows and feed chickens before school, African American were certainly known for enslave. This means that their life was tortured by one person who controlled their life, by 1920 over 1.5 million of women, men, and children were enslave in US. One school house was filled with kindergarteners and alongside with high schools. They were taught with one teacher and many teachers were still in their teen.


Most kids learned to read using this book known as the "Blue Back Speller".

I Survived Shark Attack series

I've red a book that had different stories of people getting attack by sharks. Now lets start with a guy name Charles, he was at New Jersey, Charles decided to go for swim with a dog that he found, the dog that Charles found was a black retriever dog. Charles swam as far as he possibly can get.

Until the dog swam back to shore. Charles was wondering "Why did he swam back", but Charles didn't know that a shark was approaching out of nowhere. The shark went for a big bite on Charles thighs, the sharks was tearing Charles bones in half. Charles shouted as loud as he can for help, but luckily a lifeguard could hear him. Heaps of lifeguard help them to shore. Unfortunately Charles died hours later.