When the fire alarm woke her up at 6：50 a．m., Cloe Woods immediately took action. 5yearold girl jumped out of bed and found herself (surround) with heavy smoke. Remembering she'd learned on a school field trip to the local fire department in Kenner, Louisiana, she went to wake up her blind grandmother, Claudia Arceneaux, 76, who had lost her sight nine (month) earlier.
Cloe told her grandmother to hold her shoulder as they walked out of their home. Once outside, she started looking for water, (think) she could put the fire out herself.
The fire was eventually put out. A firefighter praised Cloe for her (brave)．
"Cloe is ahead of my time，" Shone Arceneaux, Cloe's mom, said (proud). "Who knows what could have happened it hadn't been for Cloe? Of course, we owe great thanks Cloe's school for providing Cloe with the chance to learn about fire safety."
The family is now at a hotel while the house (repair). Meanwhile, Cloe's school is raising money to help the family recover.
