fire drill

"Hey...hey..." I only heard the sound of the fire truck coming out of the radio. All the students rushed into the queue and ran to the playground quickly. "Fire drill" started!

On the playground, the endless stream of troops is like a pipe worn out. The campus is like a hydroelectric power station, and we are like a stream of water flowing from a pipe like a spider to a playground.

All the students quickly went to the playground. But because of running too fast, every student is still breathing. It seems that I can clearly feel that every student’s heart is still jumping fast.

I remember the first fire drill, I thought it was really on fire, and I was very flustered and rushed along with the team to "flow" to the playground. It was not until I heard the notice from the principal of the school that I realized that it was just a fire drill! The heart feels very fortunate.

But for our fire drills, I feel that there is still a little regret. That is why our fire drills don't "play" more realistically, such as adding some smoke. So the students are holding a wet towel and covering their mouths to the playground, isn’t it better?

But no matter what, through fire drills, we can still master a lot of self-help common sense more effectively. In this way, if there is a fire, we will no longer panic, and we will be able to quickly find the right route to escape, thus reducing unnecessary casualties.

Fourth grade: Xia Lijin