Welcome! Today we will learn how to plan ahead for emergencies so you and your family stay safe.
An emergency plan helps your family act fast during a fire or disaster. Being prepared keeps everyone calm and safe when unexpected dangers happen.

Step one is finding two ways out of every room in your home. If a door is blocked by smoke, you can use a window as a safe second exit.
Step two is choosing an outside meeting place, like a specific tree or mailbox. This lets your family quickly check that everyone got out safely.
✏️ Worked example
Create a complete fire safety plan for Alex's bedroom.
- 1. Find Exit 1: The main bedroom door leads to the hallway.
- 2. Find Exit 2: The bedroom window offers a safe second route outside.
- 3. Pick an outside meeting spot: Choose the big oak tree near the driveway.
- 4. Practice the plan: Test the plan twice a year with family members.

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