Carbon Monoxide Headquarters

Record and graph the levels of CO in your house over a period of one week.

Make a drawing of your house and indicate where the CO alarms are / should go.

Make an informational chart on the danger of CO.

Go to your local fire department and ask how they measure CO.

Go to the library and see how many books and magazines contain material on CO.

Do a survey of your friends, relatives and neighbors to find out how many have CO and/or smoke alarms in their house.

Do a survey of your friends, relatives and neighbors to find out how many have fireplaces in their homes, cottages or cabins.