Smiling firefighter holds a smoke alarm sign outside a house with chimney, flag, hydrant, trees, and flowers.

Firefighter’s Smoke Alarm Check at the Front Porch

A cheerful firefighter stands by the walkway holding a smoke alarm sign while a porch, hydrant, waving flag, and leafy trees surround the house.

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🎨 How to color it

Color the firefighter’s coat bright yellow, the smoke alarm sign sky blue, the brick chimney warm red, and the fire hydrant shiny silver with red caps. Use chunky crayons or broad markers for the big house walls and sidewalk, then save a sharper crayon point for the roof shingles, flag stripes, and little flower petals. Try making the smoke above the chimney fade from pale gray to almost white, as if it is wiggling into the clouds.

The story behind this coloring page

The Beep Parade Begins — With his helmet snug and his boots going stomp-stomp, Dax tapped his clipboard and invented a brand-new game: Beep Parade. Read the full story →

With his helmet snug and his boots going stomp-stomp, Dax tapped his clipboard and invented a brand-new game: Beep Parade. Every time a smoke alarm chirped, he would make a marching sound to match it. “Beep, clap, stomp!” he called, and the morning smelled like cut grass and warm roof shingles. The porch flag fluttered as if it wanted a turn.

At the first house, the alarm gave one bright peep. Dax clapped once. The hydrant’s chain jingled once. Then the chimney smoke curled up in three soft wiggles—one, two, three—and the clouds seemed to answer with round, puffy shapes. Soon the flowers bobbed, the leaves shook, and Dax shared the rhythm down the walk. Next time you spot his raised finger by the alarm sign, can you hear the whole Beep Parade going stomp-stomp again?