Sunny View Elementary learns about fire safety
Published 7:44 pm Wednesday, December 4, 2013
![Kindergarten students with teacher Janet Coulthart learn about a firefighter’s uniform from fireman Josh Ruff, with help from nephew RJ Ruff (first grade). (photos submitted by Angela Hall)](https://www.tryondailybulletin.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/23/2013/12/120513-firesafety1.jpg)
Kindergarten students with teacher Janet Coulthart learn about a firefighter’s uniform from fireman Josh Ruff, with help from nephew RJ Ruff (first grade). (photos submitted by Angela Hall)
Sunny View Elementary School students learned about fire safety this fall with visits from two important community service organizations.
The Sunny View Fire Department brought their fire trucks and smokehouse and taught students how to be safe in a fire emergency.
The N.C. Forest Service also brought Smokey Bear, and taught students how to prevent forest fires.
Kindergartner Avrey Hensley safely exits the smokehouse down the ladder, while classmate Braelyn Bailey looks on. Firefighter Megan Dyer (on right) helps Avrey climb down.
First graders Vaylie Alvarado and Tailynn Nelon get a hug from Smokey Bear.
– article submitted by Angela Hall