Earthquake Safety Tips
Don't panic — the shaking usually lasts less than a minute, and most damage is caused by falling objects and resulting fires. So:
- If you're indoors, stay away from glass. Take cover under a table or in a doorway so falling objects can't hurt you.
- If you're outside, move away from buildings and electrical wires. Stand in the open until the shaking stops.
- Don't use candles or any open flames. Earthquakes sometimes break natural gas lines which easily catch fire.
- If you're in a car, move away from bridges or elevated highways that can collapse. Stop in an open area and wait until the shaking is over.
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Dawn Rochelle: Book 2, I Want to Live
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Dawn Rochelle: Book 2, I Want to Live
When 13-year-old Dawn Rochelle is diagnosed with leukemia, she's scared. While in the hospital undergoing chemotherapy, Dawn meets Sandy, who also has cancer. Dawn and Sandy battle the disease together, and remain best friends even after they both go into remission and return home. But when Sandy gets sick again, Dawn wonders what the future holds both for Sandy and herself.
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Phone Smart - Teaching Telephone
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Phone Smart - Teaching Telephone
Dial up a world of imaginative play possibilities! Great for teaching kids to call home and much more.
$39.95- Goes mobile with cordless handset that can be used with or without speakerphone base.
- Allows easy programming and recording of up to 3 personalized messages, or listen to 10 pre-recorded messages from friends around town.
- Challenges children to remember and repeat 3-, 4- or 5-digit sequences.
- Offers interactive lesson in 911 emergency procedures.
- For 1-4 players.
- 2 Volume levels.
- Handset requires 3 AAA batteries, not included.
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Ages 3-5 $39.95
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